Gouverneur High School - Deanonian Yearbook (Gouverneur, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1969 volume:

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Each of these groups comes into contact with the others. Thus, we have combined all of them into a sin- gle section because that is the way they really exist. -!xQl' if 'V ld .ei4,an PQ ii, Z' l K . Who We Are I7 3 Q! :Sy wx 6.3 Administration ,h..t.,..t,..-- Mr. Merton L. VanSant, Superintendent of Schools. THE BOARD OF EDUCATION-Mr. Ernest J. Hutt, Clerk and Business Manugerg Mr. Arnold D. Byrns, Mr. Daniel C. Murphy, Dr. George H. Hanlon, Mr. Merton L. VanSant, Mr. .lohn W. Corwine, Presidentg Mr. Cecil T. Steele, Mr. Joseph L. MeAllaster, Mr. Stanley E. Orford, Mr. lilwin L. Bigelow, Mr. Kenneth E. Fleming. mnmvp E-f1'f5s?zQf M wi ' M Wie gy C Mr. Charles H. Pickard, Senior High School Principal These are the men who make sure the school is run smoothly. They super- vise teachers, advise clubs, and check up on students. No organization as com- plex as our high school could function properly Without excellent supervision. The men on these pages have provided that leadership which is necessary. Mr. John M. Garner, Senior High School Vice-Principal Our Freshman Mrs. Doris Monaco and Mr. Lacey L. Jones: Physical Education. Year IVIeans. . . HOMEROOM 151 lfront row: Marcia Kelley, Christine George, Edna McCrea, Christine Alguire, Mickey Yerdon, Michelle Serviss, Richard Aldrich, Row 2: Keith Gillette, Alan Kelsey, Jeffrey LaRock, Clar- ence Evans, Michael Hudson, John Simmons. Row 3: Jean Pistolesi, James McBurney, Christine Matice. Richard Terpstra, Steven O'Shaughnessy, Sheila Brown. Back row: Timothy Thayer, Clara Curcio, Robert Carosi, Mary Evans, Ricky Besaw, Jenny Storie. Absent: Lawrence Matice, Gloria Trombley, Gary Watson, Wesley Besaw. ,fe ,yyarw 5 s Qi 2 ,g S its , 2 wif wt, , .rp l 5255 'VJ' HOMEROOM 152 Front row: Ray Mcliathron, Nancy Byrns, Terry LaRue, John Fuller, Jacky Goodison, William Patton, David Hughto, Deborah Bacon. Row 2: Timothy Rubado, Laura Strate, Jackie Hopper, Joan Walrath, Ann Miner, Jeanne Kellogg, Row 3: Daniel Kerr, Sandy Curcio, Dawn Farr, Carol Goodale, Laurel Lee Smith, Karen Premo. Row 4: Larry Pratt, Gregory Maynard, Robert Siver, Kevin Thivierge, Linda Mclntyre, Vickie Yerdon. Back row: Jon Kennedy, Daniel Allen, Wayne Weaver. rushing to find J classrooms Class of '72 Officers-Front row: Jacky Goodison, PrcSidentg Peter Henry, Vice-Presidentg Alan Blod- gett, Treasurer, Back row: Mrs. Dorothy Cathers, Adviser. Joseph Welch. Secretary: Mr. Ray French, Adviser. 2l HOMEROOMS 154 AND 251 Front row: Mark Goodison, Leonard Jesmcr, Alan Leeson, Melody Coburn, Miki Smith, Gail Wood, Holly Rice. Row 2: Susan Davis, Susan Streeter, Vicki Young, Patricia Gore, Joyanne Caldwell, Betty Weller, Jennifer Bell, Suzanne Papineau, Vickie Jesmer. Row 3: Dar- rell Allen, Lon Merritt, Donald Peck, Tommy Strate, George LaBow Danny Gaebel, Larry Barr, James LaVaek, Jerrilee Hartle, David Mc-, Intosh. Row 4: Marlene Morrissiey, Iris lfarr, Vicky Denesha, Amy is Sullivan, Cheryl Klock, Pat Rathbun, Jill Foster, Heather MacWill- iam, Debra Benware, Debbie Kempton. Back row: lfrancis Hoffman, Richard Cole, Brian Sharpe, James Moses, Gary VanOrnum, lidward Burghard, Brian Thompson, Stephen Kitts, Ronald Sherman, Thom- as Ward. Absent: Alan Blodgctt, Constance Hosmer, Terry Johnson, Michael Maier, Susan McNeil, Martha Reed, Hubert Smithcrs, Joseph Welch. hustling forJV coaches A muddy scramble after the game. Newt Mr. Lester L. Robinson: General Metal, General Electricity, 9th Grade General Shop. Mr. Robert E. Johnston: General Shop, Voca- tional Agriculture, Agriculture Mechanics. Mr. Gerald I . Peters: Math 9, 11. Introduction to Algebra Mr. Barry G, French: Math 9, 11. IZA. Miss Marlene E. Watson: General Math, Math 9. 12. fig! T - HOMEROOM 256 Front row: Kathleen Kerwin, David VanSlyke, John Burr. Row 2: Louise Fowler, Denise LaMora, Mildred Harris, Charlene Besaw. Row 3: Cynthia Robinson, Connie Pascoe, Chris Tharrett, Wanda Jones, Donna Spicer. Row 4: James Streeter, Frederick Cook, Mich -ael-Sherrqg Robert Lallier, Mark Becker, Row 5: Sharon Wood, Ka- ren Spaulding, Patricia Maloy, 'ferry Cochrane, Deborah Desormeaux Back row: Peter Henry, Christopher Reber, John Lallier, Thomas Gates, George Markwick. Absent: Kevin Ganter, Carl Jones, Joseph Moskal. Mr. Ray J. French: Earth Science, Biology, General Science. Mrs. Sherry A. Taylor: General Science, General Math, Math 9. getting ready for the Christmas concert ,aff f Gregory May nard. HOMEROOM 257 Front row: Lee LaMere, Raymond Taylor, Roger Benjamin, William Jones, Thomas Hewitt, Al- bert Redmond. Row 2: Mary lfordrung, Judy Cole, Vicky Toussant, Betty Nichols, Jane Scott, Connie Woodeoek, Steven Sherry. Row 3: Jacquelyn LaRoek, Sharon Bennett, Kathy June, Kay liullington, Linda Pastizzo, Elizabeth Besaw, Gale Emrich. Back row: Lawrence Newcombe, Martin Dusharm, Robert Byrns. Mark Leonard, Vernon Wainwright, Erie Gaumes. Kimber Man- ning. Absent: Wilbur Simmons, Penelope Stevens. pr-----? Y E 5 Mr. Wright and John Fuller. x N , ,fi is ...MW , i,,'. 31, qi s.....J-.Q Mrs. Anna May Hunt and Mr. Roy E. Young: Social Studies 9 HOMEROOM 258 Front row: Julianne Serviss, Carl Lang, Sue Besaw, Barbara Leeson Penney Patton, Dale Simmons, William Benjamin. Row 2: Jane , Tremlett, Christine Hay, Martin O'Donnell, Margot Storch, Marsha Evans, Terry Tharrett, Paul Cappellino, Leonard Ward. Back row: Jane Markwick, Ann Kapfer, Constance Gardner, Allen House, Floyd Reynolds, Rodney Dusharm. Absent: Timothy Gates, Earl Johnson, Alan June, Donald Martin, Matthew McAdam, Claude Rit- chie, Richard Stoys, Kathie Woods. 26 L, discovering new concepts HOMEROOM 267 Front row: Thomas Graves, Carol Day, Marion Reynolds. Row 2: Brenda Williams, Pamela Chil- ton, Vicky Macaulay. Row 3: David Anderman, Jacqueline O'Donnell, Bernard Law, Row 4: Michael Hadfield, Owen Tyler, Robert Kulp, Chris Infield, Carol Klock. Row 5: Paul Minckler, Ricky Shatraw. Row 6: Brenda Griffis, Michacl lioclair. Row 7: Michael Ganley, Nancy Smith, John Wiley, Jerry Peck, Absent: Linden Mclntosh, Vickie Streeter. 5 2 2 HOMEROOMS 252 AND 253 Front row: Marilyn Boshane, Bonnie Kirby, Darleen Lynde, Debra Carr, Cathy Parker, Emily Williams, Mark Taylor, Vernon Petrie, Leslie McClure, Larry Courts. Row 2: Kathy Strate, Dar- lene Zehr, Stefany Alteri, Meg Kelley, Karen Gill, Carol Scott, Kathy Bresett, Mary Raven, Kathy Robb. Row 3: James Mashaw, Wayne Serviss, Charles Day, Peter Kennedy, Robert Gib- son, William Hartle, Wayne Laidlaw, Larry Kelsey, Henry Haskins. Row 4: Sharon Clement, Cathy Dane, Deborah Parow, Barbara Porter, Mary LaVack, Nancy Girard, Barbara Evans, Katey McCracken, Barbara Andrews. Back row: Danny Jenkins, William Andrews, Robert Clark, John Morrissiey, Alexander Dill, Ralph Byrns, Michael Morrissiey, Timothy Ganley, Landon Weaver. Absent: Douglas Allen, David Cook, Beverly Filiatrault, Concetta George, Dale Hutton, Donald LaRock, John McAdam, Steven Slate, Peggy Steele, Robert Taylor, Our Sophomore Year Means. . . Left: Miss Elaine J. MacDonald and Mrs. Margaret Murphy: English 9, 10. Right: Bradley Conklin. Ellen climbing and probing P Left: Mr. David Wright: Biol0gY, C Advanced Science. HOMEROOM 263F Front row: David MacWilliam, Bradley Conklin, Carole Kirkpatrick, Malinda Nichols, Evelyn Weller, Maureen Bresett. Row 2: Kathy Bates, Linda Macauley, Bonnie Reed, Deborah Fos- ter, Ellen Pastizzo, Rebecca Gray, Christine McDonald.RoW 3: Jerry Crandall, Walter Kirby, Allan Arquitt, Larry Spicer, Robert Whalen, Alan Emrich, Kathy Dawley. Back row: James Jordan, Michael Thayer, Allen Mcliathron, Jeff Platt, Alvin Matice, Howard Heller, James Goodale, David Morrow. heniistry Lab, General Science, Mr. F. Harwood Bogardus: Biology. Class of '71 Oflicersflfront row: Nancy Mar- oun, Secretary, Barbara Evans, Treasurer. Row 2: Bradley Conklin, Vice-President, Donald LaRock, President. Back row: Miss Elaine MacDonald, Adviser, Mr. Gerald Peters, Adviser. 'JV iff an W Q f, f , A C ii 2 4 ui , QM , W ,.. 1, HOMEROOM 263R Front row: Mary Doty, Karen Brown, Carla Mullin, Susan Day, Holly Bell. Row 2: Catherine Pickard, Stephanie Coates, Elinor Koch, Carol Fuller, Nancy Maroun. Row 3: Linda Patton, Al- fred McGuinness, Kenneth Crandall, Conrad Felix. Row 4: John Kitts, Michael Marchione, David McEathron, Leon Sterling. Row 5: Diann Streeter, Susan Shippee, Bonnie Gridley, Laura Reis, Glenda Powers. Back Row: Theodore Totten, Newell Helvie, Michael Bates, John Griffith, Paul Whittaker, John Conlin. Absent: James Kane, Gail Raynolds. W af being a little older, a little wiser. Bob Taylor, Bob Clark, Larry Courts, Tim Welch Pete Kennedy, Pat Stratton. investigating whole new worlds all those THINGS? YEmily Williams. HOMEROOMS 264 AND 265 Front row: Roxanna Robb, Linda Wright. Evelyn Phelps, Karen limrich, Rose Durham, Rose Matice, Glenda Blake, Paul Martin, Dennis Forsyth, Nona Narrow. Row 2: Margaret Geer, Kathleen Hodgdon, Mary Lacks, Marcia Curcio, Kathie Phelps, MaryLou Taylor, Susan Blackburn, Kathy Yerdon, Linda Byrns, Clara Simmons, Alan Tyler. Row 3: Sandra Kulp, Joann Hall, Maxine Colloca, Grace Murdie, Mary Shrewsberry, .loan Reynolds, Char- Below: Mr. Kenneth R. Trager, Miss MargaretANulty, and Mr. lene Taber, Michael Kane, Patti Marasco, Cheryl Fuller, Christine Besaw, Patrick Stratton. Row 4: William Martin, Gary Miles, Mark Hall, Robert Reynolds, Peter Yerdon, David Hubbard, Donald La- Forty, Kenneth McGuinness, John Kelley, John Bcsaw, Richard House. Back row: Herbert Finley, Peter Storch, Terry Hopper, Richard Woodard, Steven Turner, Robert Cropper, Michael Grif- fith, John Pratt, Rodney Murdock, Larry Cunningham, Lyndon Benjamin. Absent: Michael Knowlton, Steven Mussaw. John M. Garner: World History. Below Right: Miss Marion L. Passino and Mrs. Helen Rathbun: French. 'WW planning for the Christmas Ball learning a trade J B t1l' d Barbara HOMEROOM 266 i Front Row: Sharon Maville, Barbara Jeffers. Dolly Youngs. Larry Moore. Roy Swem. Row 2: Patricia Painter. Wanda Cutrie, Sharon LaRue. Ida Nlae Simmons. Joy Lthridge. Row 3: Leslie Zanker, Donald Matiee, Stephen Okusko. Brian Hutt, Robert Davis, Row 4: Joan Boutilier, Robin Taylor. lilaine Rose, Rosanne Weaver. Kath- erine Bonk, Sharon Byrns. Stephen Kelly. Back Row: Gregory Peek, Robert Saidel. Michael Nichols. Philip Fuller, Eric llansen, George VanValkenburg. Absent: Thomas Green, Larry Spicer, Jeffrey Youngs. Right: Michael Nichols Below: Miss Harriett Welsh: English 9 and 10 Mr. Ronald Thomas: General Shop, Wood Shop and Mechanical Drawing and Mr. Lyle Hotis: Agriculture I Farm Production and Management and General Shop. HOMEROOMS 351 AND 353 Front Row: Ann Bressette, Joan Isereau, Gary Holland, Herschel Richardson, Gary Woods, Vicky Bates, Brenda Stevenson. Row 2: George Stoys, Douglas Fifield, David Spaulding, John Reilly, Kevin Goodison, Donald Harris. Row 3: Carol Hall Dawn Wilmet Candie Countryman, Barbara Gardner, Herbert Coates, Wayne Martin, Ar- nold Laidlaw, Marie Maroun, Peggy Courts. Row 4: Daniel Hubbard John Leeson, Joan Baker, Jane Morrow Noreen Goodison Maureen im., Buzzell Stephen McAdam. Row 5: Gregory Bailey Thomas Carney Christopher Corwine Thomas Sleeman Gary Hopper Rodney Perk- ins. Row 6: Kathleen Hance Sharon Rotundo Sherry VanOrnum Linda Trombley Susan Moore Bethany Sprague Christine Wood- cock Alice Jewell Mary Jane Jenkins. Back Row: Dale Drummond Dean Dancause. Jolin Jones Kevin Riley, Richard Johnston Herbert McCumber Stephen Ptak Richard Wood Michael Terrillion. Ab- sent: Ralph Kitts James Putnam Susan Swem. 75? 7' :'f1i'f'f ' Our Junior Year Means Mr. W1I11am Fox: Dnver and cation. many Regents courses HOMEROOM 354 1 ff WNW ' 1 , Front Row: Candace Woods, Kathy Kinney, Lorraine Gore, Vickie Burns. Row 2: Bonnie Countyman, Christine Walrath, Bea- trice Beane, Jan Young. Row 3: Karen Mcliathron, Janc Mason, Carol Sigourney. Row 4: Peter Desnoyers, Robert House, John Limpert, Daniel Kelley. Row 5: Bernard Stevens, John Cheese- man, Randy Besaw, James Theriault. Back Rowi Allan Ritter, Ron Mashaw, Steven Pernice. Absent: Michael Harron, Larry Murdie, Frederick Phelps, Wayne Woods. daydreams Susan Minckler 7 HOMEROOM 366 liront Row: Andrew Mason. Stephen Riee. Donald Jennings. James Kraker, Ricky Newvine, Row 2: LeRoy Willard. Robert Andrews. April Bell. Nancy Clark, Cheryl Watson. Nancy Kloek. Steven Wel- don. Roeky llartle. Row 3: Larry Loeklin. Bernard Chilton. Riehard Stevenson. Gregory Davis, Kevin Bigelow. Brad Reynolds. Back Row: Nancy Smith, lilizabeth Guihan, Cynthia Crowner. Peggy Palmer, Vickie Woods. Carolyn Hayden, Kathleen Nlclntosh. ,lean Cross, Absent: Ralph Krine. Bruee Phillips, Gary Zeller. Mr. Robert N. Johnson: American History, American Studies, Economies, Mrs. Georgiana B. Wraneshi American History, American Studies, and Mr. Roger O. Favro: American History. American Studies, Government. ,,,,, Above: Mrs. Mary Ellen LaFalce and Mr. Frank Bergau: English 11. Right: Mr. James Mason and Sherry Breckenridge. selecting class rings Mr. John Meeks: Basic Art, Advanced Art, Crafts, Miss Patricia McNeill: Art. app? HOMEROOMS 367 AND 368 FRONT ROW: Irma Yerdon, Sue Hobart, Sharon Mclntosh, Susan Spicer, Steven Stowell, Loren Arquitt, Larry Boclair. Row 2: Pansy Smith, Kathy Coates, Mary Jane Netto, Julie Woodward, Virginia Emrich, Patti Smith, Diane Hance. Row 3: Charles Durham, Dennis Love, Tom Hilts, Daniel Hassett, Douglas Pickard, Lawrence Phillips. Row 4: Kathy Webster, Nona LaQuier, Susan Minckler, Joan Brasie, Elizabeth Parker, Bar- bara Tamblin, Gail Howard. Row 5: Owen Finley, Tilton Emrich, Richard LaBow, Richard Johnson, Edgar McCrea, Kenneth Reynolds, Gordon Simmons. Row 6: Geraldine Patton, Judy Whalen, Mary Lallier, Kath- leen Thomas, Edythe Weegar, Alison Blodgett, Kathy Hammond. Row 7: Mike Macaulay, Frank Moskal, Scott Reynolds, Gregory Hanlon, Donald Fuller, Alan Simmons, Philip Whittaker. BACK ROW: Brent Johnson, Dennis Wells, Harold Lacey, Carl Girard, Michael Otto, Jeffrey Stowell, Leonard Nichols. Absent: Joel Marsh. wni - CLASS OF ,70 OFFICLIRS: Mr. Barry French, Ad- viser: Marie Maroun, President: Mary Jane Netto, Secretary: Virginia Ernrich, Treasurer, Miss Patricia Zeleski, Adviser. Absent: Gary Woods, Vice-Presi- dent. .,,.,r.m::i'7,. . , x MHA, . WWW il l at HOMEROOM 369 Front Row: Agnes Cook, Diane Bacon, Debbie Serviss, Karen ln- field. Row 2: Kristen Gale, Helen Reynolds. Donna Fowler, Lynette Thompson, Mary Maloy. Row 3: .loseph Cunningham, David Peck, Carl Richards, lilton Mantle, Dennis Smith. Back Row: William Given, Bradley Charlton. Michael Porter, Douglas Lalforty, Thomas Stowell. Absent: Sherry Breckenridge, James Brown. Roger lfrisco, Cynthia Hopper, Keith Manning, Michael McCullouch. Cynthia Pike, Arnold Roberts. intestinal fortitude Michael Harron. 'V 1 7', by M , M ufua W' f A My h I ' A 1' if fl mai! HOMEROOM 155 'SYN Front Row: Robert Closs, Donalda Wylie, Beverly Clement. Row 2: Sam Miller, Stephen Griffith, Michael Thomas, Roger Boshane. Back Row: Herbert Smith, Paul O'Brien, Harriet Petrie, Brenda Petrie. Absent: Shirley Layboult, Mr. J. Carl Siverr Special Education. Our Senior Year Means The class standings this year were extremely close and choosing the Valedictorian and Salutatorian was difficult. The high caliber of students is reflected by the fact that there were 19 Regents Scholarship Winners and 6 al- ternates. There were also 2 National Merit Scholarship finalists. Valediotorian Robert Storoh scholastic leaders Salutatorian Julie Witt Steven Jay Alguire Valorie Jean Austin Bonnie Sue Backus Roger Harrison Bacon, Jr. Katherine June Baginski David Bancroft Bonnie M. Beane Robert W. Beane Francis Xavier Bell if 1-we ,,a.-an-my ,QQ Q .,.... searching for books Below: Mr. Howard A. Pitkin: Geometry, Trigonometry, General Math, Math 125: Miss Patricia M. Zeleski: Math 9,l0,11, Intermediate Algebra: Mr. Richard L. Mclntyre: Chemistryg Mr. George A. Hackett: Physics, Chemistry, General Science. Right: Cathy Zeller. mwah O , S-'J Al' ,W- 573 .-H llillllll Kathleen Rosina Benjamin Valerie Anne Bigelow Sandra Elaine Binion 1 U' if agifpf sf ' ofsfyf-f brfvv-.S-P ff! Oxvoq Sf'p- 9fa..yy? M QI' sn 48 eff Ricky Dale Bishop Sally Ann Blackburn Christopher Blodgett Sharon Marie Boclair Susan Elizabeth Bogardus Michael J. Bonk Terry Robert Breckenridge Jennifer Brook Jane Elizabeth Brown Betty Burr Connie Marie Bush David James Carr gl' M frm, H K MAPS, pounding out yearbook copy Robert Storch Tamara Frost Caswell ..,yu..., Wm Edward E. Charlton Mildred Clement John W. Cochrane Gail Anne Conklin Jann Dandrew Connelly Linda L. Cornell Mrs. Elizabeth Y. Norton and Miss Ann M. Flood: Library. writing an English term paper Lisa Marie Curcio Rocco Curcio A 1.. Q 1 f Timothy G. Doty '52 f Jean Marie Ellis Y .,. 1 ' . 1 1 James Stephen Elmer f , Marjorie Beth Crowner ,fn '--H fgwv if fp Q, yy y N Q 51 if x if ' l ,J rv . , L Q' Al J, ' xf' ' Y 5' , lf XX lu I L! XV P U' XV L, l R' K MM J fb' V L 'V J N X' X , K L' N I -v V' ix X X N, ly xl, L L 1, 1 - -. i X VU IXY1 bl, w 1 x . L V l ,a ,. L L xxx X' , L' x 4 lf Elizabeth Louise Emrich Darlene Ethridge Gayle Louise Evans Jan Elizabeth Evans Mary Jane Faccy William Arnold Farr RN' QW 1f---'- mmm Jeffery Allen Filiatrault -r1.,J fa- V' 3 'www-f-Way Michael C. Fortune Michael Francis Gaebel looking for a parking place Roxann Marie Finley Jody Robert Fleming William R. Foote Russell Sprague ston making beautiful John Brian Gamble Chrlstme Eldme Ganter Charlene Elarua Gardner Ncwlq,., X..-d awww' George Robert Gardner Lewis Gates Jackie Sue Gibson Ramona Nancy Goodale Jerry Carl Goodison Allen Roy Hall Randy Hall Ricky L. Hance Sharman Hare Wayne Allen Hayden Jerry Ronald Hill l Richard Hill getting special help 4 ff f .saw Larry Weldon and Miss Watson. ,,f,:, Martin James Hassett Sandra Anne Hastings William B. Hay l Allen Keith Hurlbut leading the student body - David Welch Janice Hodgdon Thomas Hooper James Richard House Hope Glenda Howe Linda Carol Hughes Joseph B. Hughto ,, Harold E. Jenkins Barbara Jean Jennings Mrs. Hope F. Favreau and Mrs. Doris O. Bush: School Nurse Teachers. 58 W Avis Louise Jefferson David Jenkins catching up on sleep in the health office Cynthia Irene Johnson Dale A. Johnson Penny Lee Johnson Ross Allan Johnson Karen Lynn Johnston Lisa Jane Johnston W 4Q'fw-.,.., Tracy Neal June Nancy Lee Kelsey '99 Steven Michael Kennedy ei Edward Leroy Klock Suzanne Dottie LaClair Steven Alguire and William Farr. working behind Gary Wendell Laidlaw Jeanne Marie Lallier Deborah Maiie LaPierre William G. LaPierre Gary Lynn LaRock Patsy Ann LaRue the SCGDGS Kay VanNorton f--..,- ',, 4,5 Susan Marie LaVack Diane Marie Legacy Stephen G. Lehigh John Loucks 5'- 'RQTZT' -an W7 M .da-wan -JW Q-ua. f Dale A. Lynde Margo Markwick becoming culturally enriched Patte Ann Markwick David A. Martin Randy E. Martin Larry Ernest Matthews R ,ir gg: U 3 Stephen Lehigh Faith Diane Maynard Rebecca Ann McAdam Richard Emerson McAllaster Linda Jane Mcliathron Yvonne McGill Carol Ann Mclntosh A-,X 'IQ -now.-:si 'Wir' Yllffff gum-...N -8 N N-Way Mrs. Helen Walmthg Mr. Earl Wal- rath, Mr. Carlton Toomey, Mrs. Gladys Smith: Typing, Business Law, Business Arithmetic, Book- keeping, Consumer Education, Salesmanship, Shorthand, Secretarial Practice. creating masterpieces A M M JdyA Mrs L LyM ,- -- - Y Kathryn Ann Moskal Mark Anthony Mullin Melanie Mullin Clarence Jerald Murdie David Paul Murdie Murdie Evelyn Joyce Nace Edward John Noble Candice Ann Norton Mark Maynard Okusko Gregory J. Parks Richard E. Pascoe . P , 'U PM rj YN . .api X QL, ix QLV O51 X xysifxgwv 4 .JgyUXj5, w f 14 fyjxj ' N' ,X XA Qrbxgv .O .QU 'pr so f Qs a 'WRAXQJBJ IE XJ 1 rn ae rnest Patton ' QUE Lida Lee Perrin ' Lcanore Raven Wlrffl-if? 'VW Z, Mrs. Carol L. Antwincg Mrs. z Hannah N. Saidelg Mrs. Arlou- ine T. Scott: Home Economics. 66 qw W wqmf m.......p Scott H. Reber Cindy Sue Reed Q Gay Ann Reilly ill 555 Huw., .- ,'.'h,,1.,.:, Gary E. Reynolds Georgette V. Reynolds Glenn C. Reynolds reaching for knowledge Mike Whalen Joan Marie Richards Pamela Faith Rookey Stephen Richard Rouse Margaret Maryanne Rummell Thomas Cecil Sawyer Frederick G. Shaw 1 5 df Wanda G. Shepard fi Mr. Varick A. Chittenden and Mr. Paul J. Smith, English 12 Mrs. Rosemary Dygert, Speech. choosing colleges Mr. Thomas G. Miller and Mr. Floyd M. Hurley, Guidance. f-40 Thomas Alan Simmons Janet Lucia Smith JJ 'SSS U M59 ,X DOJ iff My W XX? UZSJLDJAUL JQN NVQ NTL SQ V' QV ff x of AP? 99 WQQBW CW if DQXoOf Priscilla Kay Shippee Evelyn Mae Sibley Rena Inez Simmons N 39 is Stephen J. Smith Russell Wayne Sprague practicing constantly Chrxstopher Steele Ellen Steele Stephen Rouse TJ? Kathy Michele Stevens Patricia Stone Robert Frederick Storch Daniel Lee Storie Patricia Streeter Jeffrey Loren Strough wmv-4 E at t 52 S ,twin-t. 'NX ,V A x ,-Q, Keith Douglas Swem Mrs. Marylou T. Johnson and Mr. Charles Palmaticr, Music 5- Rebecca Ann Tamblin Shelia Rae Taylor f, Mqxmfewwq may Rebecca E. Thompson Sandra L. Thompson , Ivy Denise Tillman A Terry Ann Tracey becoming more physically fit 9 XM ww AW ff T JW any W' Christian J. Turner Tracy James Tuttle Kay Ellen VanNorton Thomas Gary VanOrnum Kenneth Paul Viens Richard Gordon Walrath nt ffl -.061 I I Ji if L , ff ei, 42 'lggwwf' Marcia Lee Ward ' I v I Mr. Frank B. LaFa1ce, Healthg Mrs. Virginia McLaughlin and Mr. Robert Audycki, Physical Education. Larry Weaver Bonnie Lee Weir David L. Welch Larry Douglas Weldon David Paul Wells Darby John Whalen Michael Whalen Richard Whitaker JoAnn Wight W-J'-3' W Lee Harold Wight Janet Catherine Wilder Julie Margot Witt bettering our relations with teachers Mr. Pitkin 76 l 1t! f7 si? Ml s air rx .k..- . E sr-PDQ? 4 Jon Ardis Young Cathy Ann Zeller Roger Andrew Wollman Otis M. Woods A Carolyn Sue Young CLASS OF '69 OFFICERSAFront Row: Elizabeth Emrich, Treasurerg JoAnn Wight, Secretary. Row 2: Mr. Pitkin, Adviserg Greg ory Parks, Vice-Presidentg Darby Whalen, Presidentg Mr. Trager, Adviser. Senior Directory STEVEN JAY ALGUIRE JV Wrestling 15 Dance Com. 2. VALORIE JEAN AUSTIN AFS 25 Ski Club 3,45 Bowling 45 Band 1,25 Orchestra 3,45 Choir 3,45 Twirling 2,3,45 Allstate 3,45 Head Majorette 45 Sr. Play Cast 4, Christmas Ball Com. 25 Jr. Prom Com. 3. BONNIE SUE BACKUS Natl. Hon. Soc. 3,45 Scholastic Letters 25 Scholastic Chevrons 35 Art Club 2,3,4, Pres. 45 Choir 3,45 Mr. Crane Production 35 Smudges Staff 35 Jr. Prom Com. 35 Graduation Decorations 3. ROGER HARRISON BACON, JR Varsity Football 3,45 JV Football 1,25 Varsity Wrestling 35 JV Wres- tling l,2. KATHERINE JUNE BAGINSKI Scholastic Letters 25 Scholastic Chevrons 25 Art Club 25 Latin Club 45 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. DAVID BANCROFT JV Football 1,25 Varsity Wrestling 3,45 Letter 35 JV Wrestling 1,25 Letter 2. BONNIE M. BEANE FHA 1,2,3,4. ROBERT W. BEANE FFA 1,2. FRANCIS XAVIER BELL . Scholastic Letters 25 Scholastic Chevrons 2,35 Latin Club 35 Bowling 3,45 Band l,2,3,45Orchestra 1,2,3,45 NYSSMA l,3,4. KATHLEEN ROSINA BENJAMIN FHA 1,25 Intramurals 1,2. VALERIE ANNE BIGELOW AFS 15FTA Sec. 25 Yorker Club 45 Intramurals 1,25 Band 1,2,3,45 Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 45 Orchestra l,2,3,45 Choir 3,45 NYSSMA 1,3,45 Allstate 2,3,45 Woodwind Quintet 3,45 NYSSMA Solos 1,2,3,45 Jr. Play Production 45 Sr. Play Production 45 Mr. Crane Mus1cal-D1a- logue Asst. 3. SANDRA ELAINE BINION AFS 45 Art Club 25 FHA 45 Library Club 1,25 Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 45 Intramurals 45 Sr. Play Production 45 Christmas Ball Com. 25 Jr. Prom Com. 35 Graduation Decorations 3. DAVID E. BISHOP FFA Treas. 4. RICKY DALE BISHOP I Varsity Basketball 35 JV Basketball 1,25 Intramurals 35 Choir 3,4. SALLY ANN BLACKBURN Dance Com. 1. SHARON MARIE BOCLAIR Art Club l,2,35 FHA 1,25 Recreation Leader 3, Vice-Pres. 45 Ski Club 15 Bowling 1,2,3,45 Deanonian Staff 1. SUSAN ELIZABETH BOGARDUS Natl. Hon. Soc. 35 Scholastic Letters 2, Scholastic Chevrons 2,35 Leaders Club 35 Yorker Club 45 Bowling 2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Li- brarian 15 Orchestra 1,2,3,45 NYSSMA l,2,35 Allstate 2,45 Wood- wind Quintet 3,4. MICHAEL J. BONK Chess Club l,2,35 Varsity Football 45 Golf 2,35 Bowling 2,3,4. JENNIFER BROOK Student Council 45 AFS 45 Deanonian Staff 45 Foreign Exchange Student from Australia. TERRY ROBERT BRECKENRIDGE Varsity Football Awards 3,45 JV Football Awards 1,25 Varsity Wrestling Awards 35 JV Wrestling Awards 1,25 Track Awards l,2. JANE ELIZABETH BROWN Sec. Jr. Class5 Student Council 45 Scholastic Letters 25 Scholastic Chevrons 25 Leaders Club 3,4, Vice-Pres. 35 Intramurals 1,3,45 Var- sity Cheerleader 3,45 JV Cheerleader 1, Manager 1 ,25 Orchestra 1,2, 3,45 NYSSMA 1,2,3,45 Allstate 45 Dance Com. l5Christmas Ball Com. 25 Jr. Prom Com. 3. BETTY BURR FHA 1. CONNIE MARIE BUSH AFS 15 Latin Club 3,45 Pep Club 45 Intramurals 1,3,45 Deanonian Staff 45 Smudges Staff 4. DAVID JAMES CARR JV Baseball 1, Manager 15 Intramural Basketball 25 Wrestling 15 Vol- geylgll 2,35 Choir 3,45 NYSSMA 3,45 Sr. Play Cast 45 Deanonian ta . WILLIAM H. CARR Varsity Football 45 JV Football 15 Varsity Wrestling 3,4, Section Ten Champion 35 JV Wrestling l,2. TAMARA FROST CASWELL AFS 25 Ski Club 45 Bowling 2,45 Twirling 3 CNHSJ5 Color Guard 3,45Deanon1an Sales Staff 45 Christmas Ball Com. 2. EDWARD E. CHARLTON Intramurals 25 Choir 3,45 NYSSMA 35 Allstate 45 Jr. Play Produc- tion 35 Sr. Play Cast 3, Production 3,4. MILDRED CLEMENT JOHN W. COCHRANE JV Football Awards 2. GAIL ANNE CONKLIN Jr, Natl, Hon. Soc. 1, Natl. Hon. Soc. 3,4, Sec. 45 Scholastic Letters 25 Scholastic Chevrons 2,35 Latin Club Vice-Pres. 3,45 Math Club 35 Pep Club 45 Intramurals 15 Orchestra 1,2,3,4, Letter 1, Chevrons 2, 3, Pin 45 Choir 3,45 NYSSMA 1,2,35 Allstate l,2,3,45 String Ensem- ble 15 Choir Pin 45 Sr. Play Production 45 Deanonian Business Man- ager 45 Smudges Staff45 Jr. Prom Com. 35 Natl. Merit Scholarship Commendation 4. JANN DANDREW CONNELLY AFS 1,2,45 Ski Club 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Twirling 2,3,45 Choir 3,45 Head Twirler 45 Christmas Ball Com. 2, Jr. Prom Com. 3. LINDA L. CORNELL FHA 1. MARJORIE BETH CROWNER FHA 35 Library Club 3,4. LISA MARIE CURCIO Class President 1,25 Student Council 1,25 Library Club 3,45 Ski Club 3,4, Sec. 45 Golf 3,45 Bowling 2,3,45 Varsity Cheerleader 3,4, JV Cheerleader 25 Sr. Play Production 45 Deanonian Staff 45 Christmas Ball Com. 25 Jr. Prom Com. 35 General G 35 Christmas Ball Queen 2. ROCCO CURCIO Soccer 45 Varsity Wrestling 2,3,45 JV Wrestling 25 Intramural Bas- ketball 3. TIMOTHY G. DOTY Ski Club Secretary 45 Varsity Football Letter 3,45 JV Football Let- ter 1,25 Varsity Wrestling Letter 35 JV Wrestling 1, Letter 25 Varsity Baseball Letter 35 JV Baseball Letter 1,25 Dance Com. 15Christmas Ball Com. 2. JEAN MARIE ELLIS AFS 2,35 Library Club 3,45 Yorker Club 15Intramurals 1,2,3. JAMES STEPHEN ELMER Natl. Hon. Soc. 3,45 Scholastic Letters 25 Scholastic Chevrons 3,45 French Club 2,35 Math Club 35 Chess Club Pres. 25 Golf 3,45 Bowling 3,45 Deanonian 3, Editor-in-Chief 45 Smudges 1,35 N.Y. State School Press Assn. Conf. 4. ELIZABETH LOUISE EMRICH Class Treasurer 45 Scholastic Letters 35 Scholastic Chevrons 35 Band l,2,3,45 Choir 3,45 Color Guard 45 NYSSMA 25 Sr. Play Cast 45 Mr. Crane Musical Production 35 Jr. Prom Com. 35 Good Citizenship Award 4. DARLENE ETHRIDGE Library Club 2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Bowling 3,45 VICA Sec. 3,4. GAYLE LOUISE EVANS AFS 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 3,45 Sr. Play Production 45 Deanonian Staff45 Dance Com. 15 Christmas Ball Com. 25 Jr. Prom Com. 35 Bookstore 3,4. JAN ELIZABETH EVANS Twirling Club 3,45 Twirling 1,2,3,4. MARY JANE FACEY FTA Secretary l,2,3,4, President 25 Latin Club 3,4. WILLIAM ARNOLD FARR French Club 2,35 Yorker Club 35 JV Baseball Letter 1,25 Bowling 1, 2,35 Band Letter 15 Choir 3,45 Sr. Play Production 45 Mr. Crane Musi- cal Cast and Production 3. JEFFERY ALLEN FILIATRAULT Varsity Football Letter 2,3, Captain 45 JV Football Letter 15 Var- sity Basketball Letter 35 JV Basketball Letter 1,25 JV Baseball Let- ter 15 Varsity Wrestling 4. ROXANN MARIE FINLEY FTA 2,3,4, Historian 35 Yorker Club l,2,3,4, Pres. 4, Sec. 35 Chess Club 45 Bowling 2,3,45 Choir 3,45 NYSSMA 45 Sr. Play Production 45 Deanonian Staff45 General G. JODY ROBERT FLEMING Soccer 3,45 Intramural Volleyball 3, Apparatus 2, Basketball 3,45 Bowling 2,4. WILLIAM R. FOOTE Ski Club 3,4. JAMES R. FORSYTHE JV Football Letter 1. MICHAEL C. FORTUNE Yorker Club 15Bowling l. GEORGE W. FOWLER, JR. MICHAEL FRANCIS GAEBEL JOHN BRIAN GAMBLE Varsity Football 3,45 Deanonian Photographer l,2,35 Dance Com. 15 Christmas Ball Com. 2. CHRISTINE ELAINE GANTER Scholastic Letters 25 Scholastic Chevrons 2,35 AFS 15 French Club 35 Band 1,2,3,4, Treas. 35 Orchestra l,2,3,45 Choir 3,45 Pep Band 3, 45 Dance Band 2,3,45 NYSSMA 1,2,3,45 Allstate 2,3,45 Woodwind Quintet 3,45 Sousa Band Award 4. CHARLENE ELANIA GARDNER Intramural Basketball 45 Bookstore 2. GEORGE ROBERT GARDNER Natl. Hon. Soc. 3,45 AFS 1,25 Latin Club 3,4, Pres. 45 Math Club 35 Varsity Football 3,4, Letter 35 JV Football 25 Varsity Baseball Let- ter 35 JV Baseball Letter 25 Choir 45 Dean Oratoricals 2,35 Sr. Play Production 45 Mr. Crane Musical Cast 3. .. LEWIS GATES JV Wrestling 1,25 Track 15 Intramurals 4. JACKIE SUE GIBSON Intramurals 3. ROMONA NANCY GOODALE FHA 1. JERRY CARL GOODISON Student Council 3,45 JV Football 1,25 Varsity Wrestling Letter 3,45 JV Wrestling Letter 1,25 JV Baseball 15 Band Letter 1,25 Orchestra 15 Pep Band 1,25 Dance Com. 25 Jr. Prom Com. 35 Graduation Deco- rations 35 Prince of the Prom. ALLEN ROY HALL Varsity Football 45 JV Football 1. RANDY HALL RICKY L. HANCE FFA l,2,3,45 JV Football 1,25 JV Wrestling 152. SHARMAN HARE AFS 3,45 Program Chairman 45 French Club 2,3, Vice-Pres. 45 Ski Club 25 Choir 45 Smudges Staff 1,2,3,45 Christmas Ball Com. 25 Jr. Prom Com. 35 Montreal Trip CFrench Clubj 3. MARTIN JAMES HASSETT Class Pres. 35 Student Council 1,2,3,45 JV Football 15 Soccer 2,3,45 Varsity Basketball 3,4, Captain 35 JV Basketball 1,25 Varsity Base- ball 3,45 JV Baseball 1,25 Orchestra 1,2,3,45 Choir 3,45 NYSSMA- Orchestra 2,35 Choir 4. SANDRA ANNE HASTINGS Art Club 45 Twirling 45 Jr. Prom Com. 3. WILLIAM B. HAY FFA l5JV Basketball 1. WAYNE ALLEN HAYDEN FFA l,2,3. RICHARD LEE HILL JERRY RONALD HILL JV Football Mgr. 15 Varsity Baseball Mgr. 25 JV Baseball Mgr. 15 In- tramurals 3. JANICE HODGDON Intramural Basketball 1,45 Bookstore 3. THOMAS HOOPER Art Club 1,2,3,45 Band 1. JAMES RICHARD HOUSE Art Club 1,25 Smudges Staff 2,4. HOPE GLENDA HOWE FHA 3,45 Yorker Club 2,3. LINDA CAROL HUGHES AFS 2,35 FHA 3,45 Intramural Basketball 25 Volleyball 25 Bowling 1,25 Bookstore 45 VICA Club Reporter 4. JOSEPH B. HUGHTO ALLEN KEITH HURLBUT SkiClub 25Varsity Football Letter 3,45 All-Northern, 2nd String5 JV Football 15 Letter 25 JV Baseball 1, Letter 25 Track Letter 35 Intra- murals 1,2,35 Band 1. AVIS LOUISE JEFFERSON DAVID A. JENKINS HAROLD E. JENKINS Chess Club 1,25 Intramural Bowling 2,3,4. BARBARA JEAN JENNINGS AFS 1,25 Library Club 3,45 Ski Club 3,45 Bowling 1,2,45 Choir 3,45 Jr. Play Cast 3, Sr. Play Production 4, Deanonian Staff 4, Dance Com. l,Christmas Ball Com. 2, Jr. Prom Com. 3. CYNTHIA IRENE JOHNSON Intramurals l,2,3, Orchestra l,2,3,4, Choir 3,4, Color Guard 4, NYSSMA l,3,4, Allstate 3,4, Christmas Ball Com. 2, Jr. Prom Com. 3. DALE A. JOHNSON Intramurals l,2,3,4, Band l,2,3,4. PENNY LEE JOHNSON Scholastic Letters 3,FTA 2,3,4, Bowling l,2,3,4, Band Letter l, Chevrons 2,3,4, NYSSMA 1,2,3,4, Bookstore 4. ROSS ALLAN JOHNSON Art Club 4, Sr. Play Cast 4, Deanonian Staff 4. KAREN LYNN JOHNSTON Scholastic Letter 3, Scholastic Chevrons 3, AFS l, Sec. 2, Band l,2, 3, Choir 3,4, Color Guard 1,2,3, Pep Band l,2,3, NYSSMA l,2,3, Allstate 3,4, Deanonian Staff 2, Jr. Prom Com. 3. LISA JANE JOHNSTON Scholastic Letter 2, Scholastic Chevrons 2, AFS 3,4, French Club 2, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4, Ski Club 2,3,4, Orchestra 2,3,4, Choir 3,4, Allstate 4, Mr. Crane Musical Cast 3, Smudges l,2,3, Christmas Ball Com. 2,Jr. Prom Com. 3. TRACY NEAL JUNE JV Wrestling 1, Intramural Wrestling and Basketball l,2, Choir 3,4, NYSSMA 3,4, Allstate 3,4, Sr. Play Production 4, Deanonian Staff 4. NANCY LEE KELSEY Class Treas. 2, Student Council 3, Ski Club 3,4, Golf4, Bowling 2, 3,4, Color Guard 4, Christmas Ball Com. 2. STEVEN MICHAEL KENNEDY Class Treas. 3, Varsity Football 3, JV Football l,2, Varsity Wres- tling l,2,3,4, Jr. Prom Com. 3. EDWARD LEROY KLOCK FFA 1. SUZANNE DOTTIE LACLAIR AFS 3, Art Club 2,3,4, VICA Sub. Sec. 4, Intramural Bowling 2, Volleyball l,2, Basketball 1,3, Deanonian Staff 4, Smudges 4, IEEE Science Award 1, Bookstore 3. GARY WENDELL LAIDLAW Bowling 3, Band l,2,3,4. JEANNE MARIE LALLIER AFS 2,3, Ski Club 2,3, Treas. 4, Bookstore 4, Golf 3, Intramural Bowling 2,3,4, Color Guard 3, Deanonian Staff4, Dance Com. 2,3, 4, Christmas Ball Com. 2, Jr. Prom Com. 3. DEBORAH MARIE LAPIERRE Scholastic Chevrons 2, Art Club 3,4, Leaders Club 3, Library Club 1, Ski Club 2, Yorker Club I, Intramural Tumbling 1, Softball 2, Vol- leyball 3, Bowling 3, Twirling 1,3,Twirling Letter 1, Jr. Play Pro- duction 3, Sr. Play Production 3, Smudges 3, Christmas Ball Com. 2, Queen of Winter Weekend 3. WILLIAM G. LAPIERRE Ski Club 2,3,4, Intramural Volleyball 3, Choir 3,4, NYSSMA 3,4, Allstate 4, Deanonian 2,3. GARY LYNN LAROCK Scholastic Letters 2, Varsity Football 3, Letter 4, JV Football Let- ter 2, JV Baseball 1, Letter 2, Track Letter 3,4, Intramural Basket- ball 2,3,4, Bowling l,2,3,4. PATSY ANN LARUE AFS 2,3, FHA 1,2,3. SUSAN MARIE LAVACK Band 1,2,3,4, Orchestra l,2,3,4, Choir 3,4, Pep Band 3,4, Dance Band 2,3,4, NYSSMA l,2,3,4. DIANE MARIE LEGACY Leaders Club Sec. 3, Yorker Club I, Bowling 3,4, Intramurals 4, Sr. Play Production 4, Dance Com. 3. STEPHEN G. LEHIGH Varsity Football 3, Varsity Wrestling Mgr. 3,4, Choir 4, Sr. Play Cast 4, Deanonian Business Staff 4. JOHN LOUCKS Library Club l,2,3,4. DALE A. LYNDE JV Football Awards l,2, JV Wrestling Awards l,2, Band l,2, Letter l,2. MARGO ELLEN MARKWICK PATTE ANN MARKWICK Intramurals 2,4, Twirling 3,4, DAVID A. MARTIN JV Football Letter 2, Intramurals l,2,3,4. RANDY E. MARTIN Scholastic Letters 2, AFS 2,3,4, Ski Club 2, Soccer 2,3,4, Letter 3,4, Intramurals l,2,3,4. LARRY ERNEST MATTHEWS JV Wrestling l,2. FAITH DIANE MAYNARD Orchestra 1,2,3, Letter 2, Chevron 3, Choir 3,4, NYSSMA l,3,4, Allstate 3, Silver Choir Pin 4, Mr. Crane Musical 3, Smudges 4. REBECCA ANN MC ADAM Orchestra l,2,3,4, Choir 3,4, NYSSMA 4, Allstate 4. RICHARD EMERSON MC ALLASTER Natl. Hon. Soc. 3,4, Scholastic Letters 2,3, Scholastic Chevrons 2,3, JV Football l, Soccer Captain and Letter 2, Letter 3, Captain and Letter 4, lst Team All-Northern 2 and 3, 2nd Team All-Northern 4, Varsity Basketball Letters 3,4, JV Basketball Letter 2, JV Baseball Letters l,2, Golf Letters 3,4, 2nd Team All-Northern 3, Orchestra Letters 1,2,3,4, Choir 3,4, NYSSMA l,2,3,4, Allstate l,2,3,4, Deanonian Staff4, Christmas Ball Com. 2, Jr. Prom Com. 3, Jr. Hon. Soc. I. LINDA JANE MC EATHRON FHA l,2,3, Intramurals 1,2,Deanonian Sales Staff4, Bookstore 4. YVONNE MC GILL Yorker Club lglntramurals l,2. CAROL ANN MC INTOSH Library Club 3, Treas. 4, Yorker Club 3,4, Chess Club 2,4, Bowling 2,3,4. ANN MARIE MESSIER AFS 2, Bookstore 4, Christmas Ball Com. 2. JUDY ANN MORSE FHA l,2,3,4, Library Club 4,.Intramurals l,3,4, Choir 3,4, NYSSMA 3, Deanonian Staff 4, District Officer of FHA. LAURIE LYNN MOSES AFS 3,4, Ski Club 1,2,3,4, Sr. Play Production 4, Deanonian Staff 4, Dance Com. 4, Christmas Ball Com. 2. KATHRYN ANN MOSKAL Ski Club l,2,3,4, Intramurals l,2,4, Color Guard 4, Christmas Ball Com. 2, Jr. Prom Com. 3. MARK ANTHONY MULLIN Industrial Arts Award given by Corbin Lumber Co. MELANIE A. MULLIN Art Club 4, Ski Club 2, Intramurals 1,3. CLARENCE JERALD MURDIE Varsity Football 4, Varsity Wrestling 4, Track 1,4, Intramurals l,2. DAVID PAUL MURDIE Chess Club l,2. DEAN MURDIE Chess Club 1,23 JV Football 23 Intramural Volleyball 3. EVELYN JOYCE NACE Natl. Hon. Soc. 1,43 Scholastic Letters 23 Scholastic Chevrons 23 In- tramurals 1,23 Orchestra l,2,3,4, Concertmistress 43 Choir 3,43 Color Guard l,2,3,43 NYSSMA 1,3,4Q Allstate 2,3,43 String Quartet 13 Mr. Crane Musical Cast 33 Deanonian Staff 43 Smudges 23 Christmas Ball Com. 23 Jr. Prom Com. 33 National School Orchestra Award 4. EDWARD JOHN NOBLE Intramural Basketball 2, Volleyball 2. CANDICE ANN NORTON FHA 43 Intramurals 1,43 Deanonian Sales Staff 43 Pep Club 4. MARK MAYNARD OKUSKO Ski Club l,3,43 Cross Country 1,2,3, Captain and Letter 43 Track 1, 4. GREGORY J. PARKS Class Vice-Pres. 1,43 Student Council Vice-Pres. 43 Natl. Hon. Soc. l,3,4Q Scholastic Letters 2,43 Scholastic Chevrons 2,3,43 French Club 2,33 Math Club 2,33 Ski Club 3,43 Varsity Football 3,43 JV Football 1,23 JV Baseball 13 Golf 2,3,43 Bowling 3,43Choir 3,43 Dance Band 23 NYSSMA 3,43 Mr. Crane Musical Cast 33 Smudges 1, 3,43 Christmas Ball Com. 2g Jr. Prom Com. 33 Magazine Drive Chrm. 13 Natl. Merit Scholarship Commendation 43 Bausch :SL Lomb Science Award 43 Chess Club 2,4. RICHARD E. PASCOE Bowling l,2. MICHAEL ERNEST PATTON LIDA LEE PERRIN Natl. Hon. Soc. l,3,43 Scholastic Letters 2,43 Scholastic Chevrons 3, 43 Betty Crocker Award 4. HARRIET JOYCE PETRIE GLENDA RAVEN LEANORE RAVEN FHA 33 Choir 3,4, SCOTT H. REBER Natl. Hon. Soc. 33 Scholastic Letters 23 Scholastic Chevrons 2,33 Li- brary Club 2,3,43 Soccer 2, Letter 3,43 Varsity Basketball Mgr. 2,3,43 Varsity Baseball Mgr. 23 Deanonian Staff 4. CINDY SUE REED FTA Treas. 3,43 Latin Club 43 Intramurals 33 Band l,2,3,4, Letter 1, Chevrons 2,33 Orchestra 43 Choir 3,43 Pep Band 2,3. GAY ANN REILLY Natl. Hon. Soc. 3,43 Scholastic Letters 23 Scholastic Chevrons 2,33 AFS 1,2,33 Art Club Sec. 33 French Club 2, Sec. 33 Ski Club 2,33 Deanonian Art Editor 43 Smudges Staff 2,4, Art Editor 33 Christ- mas Ball Com. 23 Jr. Prom Com. 33 N.Y. State School Press Assn. Conf. 4. GARY E. REYNOLDS FFA Vice-Pres. 4. GEORGETTE V. REYNOLDS FHA l,2,3,4. GLENN C. REYNOLDS Track 43 Intramural Wrestling 1, Volleyball 2. JOAN MARIE RICHARDS Scholastic Letters 23 AFS 3,43 FTA Vice-Pres. 2, Pres. 3, Historian and Reporter 43 Yorker Club 2,3, Sec. 43 Intramural Volleyball 33 Bowling 43 Band 13 Orchestra l3Choir 43 Sr. Play Cast 43 Pep Club 4. PAMELA FAITH ROOKEY Class Sec. 23 Intramurals 1,2,33 Varsity Cheerleader 3, Mgr. 43 Choir 3,43 NYSSMA 43 Jr. Play Cast 33 Christmas Ball Com. 23 Jr. Prom Com. 3. STEPHEN RICHARD ROUSE Class Vice-Pres. 23 Student Council l3J V Football Capt. I3 Soccer Letter 23 Varsity Basketball Letters l,2, Capt. 4g JV Basketball Let- ter l3Varsity Baseball Letter 43 JV Baseball Letter l, Capt. 23 Choir 43 Sr. Play Production 43 Deanonian Staff 4. MARGARET MARYANNE RUMMEL FHA l. THOMAS CECIL SAWYER Library Club l,2,3,43 VICA 4. FREDERICK G. SHAW Student Council l,2,4, Vice-Pres. 33 FFA 1,23 Varsity Football Let- ters 2,3,4, Capt. 43 JV Football Letter l3JV Basketball 19 Varsity Wrestling 2,33 JV Wrestling 1, Letter 23 Track 13 Intramural Bas- ketball 3,43 Choir 43 Jr. Play Production 3,43 Sr. Play Production 3, 43 Deanonian Staff43 King of Christmas Ball 23 Football All-North- ern Linebacker. WANDA G. SHEPARD FHA l,2, Pres. 3, Area Chrm. 43 Library Club 43 Yorker Club 1,2,33 VICA 43 Intramurals 2,3,4, Five Bowling Awards. PRISCILLA KAY SHIPPEE Natl. Hon. Soc. Sec. 33 Scholastic Letters 23 Scholastic Chevrons 33 French Club 2,33 Chess Club 43 Band l,2,3,43 Orchestra 2,3,43 Choir 3,43 Pep Band l,2,3,43 Dance Band 2,3,43 NYSSMA l,2,3,43 All- state 3,43 Sr. Play Production 43 Mr. Crane Musical Production 33 Christmas Ball Com. 2. EVELYN MAE SIBLEY Scholastic Letters 23 Scholastic Chevrons 33 Intramurals 2,4. RENA INEZ SIMMONS FHA l,2Q Drama Club CHeuveltonJ 23 Band 23 Choir 3,43 NYSSMA fVocal Soloj 2, Choir fHeuveltonJ 1,23 Mr. Crane Musical Cast 3. THOMAS ALAN SIMMONS HERBERT SMITH JANET LUCIA SMITH Natl. Hon. Soc. 13 Scholastic Letters 33 Scholastic Chevrons 33 AFS 1,23 Latin Club 33 Twirling 43 Color Guard 33 Deanonian Staff 2,3, Class Editor 4. STEPHEN J. SMITH Varsity Football 3,43 JV Football 1,23 Varsity Wrestling 3,43 JV Wrestling 1,23 Varsity Baseball 3,43 JV Baseball l,2. WILLIS ARTHUR SMITH Intramural Basketball l,2,3,4, Volleyball l,2,3,4, Wrestling 2. RUSSELL WAYNE SPRAGUE Scholastic Letters 23 AFS 43 Chess Club 13 Soccer 2,3,4, Letter 3,43 glotlf 2,33 Bowling 2,3,43 Deanonian Sports Editor 43 Smudges Staff CHRISTOPHER STEELE Varsity Football 2,3,43 JV Football 13 Varsity Basketball 3,43 JV Basketball 1,23 Track l,2Q Dance Com. l,2,3. ELLEN STEELE Ski Club 2,3,43 Bowling 2,43 Choir 43 Twirling 3,43 Deanonian Busi- ness Staff 43 Smudges Business Staff4. KATHY MICHELE STEVENS Ski Club l,2,3,43 Intramurals l,2,3,43 Pep Club 4. PATRICIA STONE ROBERT FREDERICK STORCH Natl. Hon. Soc. 1,3,4, Treas. 33 Scholastic Letters 23 Scholastic Chevrons 2,3,43 AFS 1,2, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 43 French Club 33 Math Club 33 Chess Club 23 Soccer 2, Letter 3,43 JV Basketball Mgr. 23 Golf l,2,3,43 Intramural Bowling 3,4, Basketball 43 Band l,2,3,43 NYSSMA 13 Mr. Crane Musical Cast 33 Deanonian Copy Editor 43 Christmas Ball Com. 23 United Nations Trip 33 Brown Univ. English Award 33 Mathematics Award 33 N.Y. State School Press Assn. Conf, 4. DANIEL LEE STORIE Band l,2,3,4. PATRICIA STREETER Natl. Hon. Soc. 13 Scholastic Letters 2g Scholastic Chevrons 23 FTA 33 Yorker Club 1, Sec. 2, Dist. Sec. 3,43 Intramurals 2,33 Bowling 2, 3,4. JEFFREY LORNE STROUGH JV Football 23 JV Baseball 13 Band 1,2,3,43 Orchestra 1,2,3,43 Choir 43 Pep Band l,2,3,43 Dance Band 1,2,3,4Q NYSSMA 1,2,3,4Q Allstate 2,3,43 All Eastern 43 Sousa Band Award 4. KEITH DOUGLAS SWEM Orchestra Letter 1,2,3,4g NYSSMA l,2,3,43 Allstate 1,2,3,43 National School Orchestra Award 4. CLARK TABER Scholastic Letters 23 JV Football 13 Intramurals 2,3, REBECCA ANN TAMBLIN FHA 1,23 Intramural 13 Mr. Crane Musical Production 3. SHELIA RAE TAYLOR Intramural Basketball 2,3, Volleyball 2,33 Dance Com. 1,2,33 Christ- ' mas Ball Com. 132,33 Jr. Prom Com. 1,2,33 FHA 2,3,4. REBECCA E. THOMPSON Library Club 43 Yorker Club 2,33 Bowling 1,2,33 Deanonian Sales Staff 4. SANDRA L. THOMPSON Natl. Hon. Soc. Sec. 1,33 Scholastic Letters 23 Scholastic Chevrons 2,3,43 AFS 1,23 Latin Club Treas. 3,43 Chess Club 43 Deanonian Or- ganizations Editor 4. IVY DENISE TILLMAN Scholastic Letters 23 Scholastic Chevrons 2,33 French Club 43 FTA 2,3,43 Library Club 2,3, Sec. 43 Dean Oratoricals Second Prize 33 Sr. Play Cast 43 Mr. Crane Musical Cast 3g Smudges Staff 2,3,4. TERRY ANN TRACEY Library Club 3,4. CHRISTIAN J. TURNER JV Baseball 33 Sr. Play Production 4g Deanonian Staff 4. TRACY JAMES TUTTLE KAY ELLEN VAN NORTON Latin Club 33 Leaders Club 33 Bowling 1,2,3,43 JV Cheerleader 2, Varsity Cheerleader 3,43 Orchestra 1,2,3,4g Choir 3,43 NYSSMA 1, 2,3,43 Allstate 2,3,43 String Quartet 13 Smudges Staff 2,3,43 Christ- mas Ball Com. 23 Jr. Prom Com. 33 Freshman Mag. Dr., Second Highest3 Canton Workshop for Gym 2. THOMAS GARY VAN ORNUM Natl. Hon. Soc. 3,43 Scholastic Letters 2,43 Scholastic Chevrons 2,3, 43 Latin Club 3. KENNETH PAUL VIENS Natl. Hon. Soc. 3,43 Scholastic Letters 23 Scholastic Chevrons 23 AFS 3, Treas. 43 Latin Club 33 Photo Club 3,43 Choir 43 Sr. Play Cast 43 Mr. Crane Musical Production 33 Deanonian Staff 3, Photo Editor 43 Jr. Prom Com. 33 Student Council tVermontJ lg N.Y. State School Press Assn. Conf. 4. RICHARD GORDON WALRATH MARCIA LEE WARD FHA 23 Ski Club 33 Intramurals 1,2,4Q Bowling 2,43 Choir 43 Twirling 3,43 Sr. Play Cast 43 Christmas Ball Com. 2g Jr. Prom Com. 3. LARRY WEAVER FFA 1,2,3,43 JV Football I. BONNIE LEE WEIR I-'HA 43 VICA 3,43 Intramurals l,2,3,43 Bowling l,2,3,4. DAVID L. WELCH Pres. Student Council 43 French Club 13 Chess Club 13 JV Football 13 JV Wrestling 13JV Baseball 13 Golf 23 Intramural Bowling 3, Bas- ketball 2, Volleyball 33 Choir 43 NYSSMA 43 Allstate 4g Mr. Crane Musical Cast 33 Sr. Play Cast 4. LARRY DOUGLAS WELDON Varsity Football Letters 3,43 JV Football Letter 1, Capt. 23 Varsity Wrestling Letters 3,43 JV Wrestling Letters 1,23 Track Letter 13 All- Northern Football 43 Choir 3,4. DAVID PAUL WELLS FFA 1,2,3,43 Cross Country 1,43 Track 1,2,43 Intramurals 1,3,43 Varsity Basketball 4. DARBY JOHN WHALEN Class Pres. 43 Student Council 43 Natl. Hon. Soc. 3,43 Scholastic Letters 2, Scholastic Chevrons 33 Chess Club 23 Deanonian Staff 43 Parliamentarian of Honor Soc. 3. MICHAEL WHALEN AFS 43 Soccer 2,3,43 Varsity Basketball 3,43 JV Basketball 1,23 Golf 1,2, Co-Capt. 3,4, Letter 4 years3 Choir 3,43 Jr. Prom Com. 3. RICHARD WHITAKER Intramurals 2,3, JO ANN WIGHT Class Sec. 43 Natl. Hon. Soc. 13 Scholastic Letters 23 AFS 1,23 In- tramurals 23 Band Letter 1, Chevrons 2,33 Deanonian Staff 2. LEE HAROLD WIGHT Soccer Letters 2,3,43 Varsity Basketball Letters 3,43 JV Basketball Letter 23 JV Baseball Letters 1,23 Intramurals 1. JANET CATHERINE WILDER AFS 23 Bookstore Pres. 43 Choir 4. JULIE MARGOT WITT Natl. Hon. Soc. 1,2,3,4Q Scholastic Letters 2,33 Scholastic Chevrons 2,33 AFS 3,43 French Club 2,3,43 Math Club 33 Ski Club 1,2,33 Or- chestra 1,2,3,4Q Choir 3,43 Mr. Crane Musical Cast 33 Smudges Art Editor 1,23 Editor-in-Chief 33 Christmas Ball Com. 23 Jr. Prom Com. 33 Chrm. French Club Montreal Trip 3g N.Y. State School Press Assn. Conf. 3,42 French Award 3g English Award 33 lst Prize NNY Fed. of Wemenis Clubs Poetry Contest 3. ROGER ANDREW WOLLMAN Varsity Football Letter 33 JV Football Letter 23 JV Wrestling Let- ter l3Track Letter 13 Band I,2,3,4Q Orchestra 3,43 Pep Band 1,2,3,43 NYSSMA 3,42 Allstate 3,4. OTIS M. WOODS TERRY WRIGHT FFA 13JV Football 1. CAROLYN SUE YOUNG Scholastic Letters 33 Scholastic Chevrons 33 FTA 43 Yorker Club l, 2,3, Vice-Pres. 43 Bowling 2,3,43 Choir 3,43 NYSSMA 43 Allstate 43 Mr. Crane Musical Cast 33 Sr. Play Production 43 Deanonian Staff 43 Vice-Pres. of Adirondack Dist. Yorker Club. JON ARDIS YOUNG Library Club 3,43 Bowling 1,2,3,43 Choir 3,43 NYSSMA 3. CATHY ANN ZELLER Art Club 1,2,3,43 FHA 1,2, Treas. 33 Bowling 1,23 Deanonian Staff 1. 4, Non-Teaching Our non-teaching staff and personnel play major roles in the life of our school. These people keep the building clean and in proper condition, bring stu- dents to and from school, provide healthy meals at lunch time every day, and keep the school's records in order and up to date. BUS DRIVERS: Herbert Besaw, Harold Bresett, Willis Cougler, Clarence Evans, Leigh Garrand, Warren Glasby, Robert Hall, William Hawn, Ruth Homer, Wallace Hurl- but, Marylou Hutt, David Johnson, Morris Lee, Loyal Manchester, George McAllister, Evyeline Minckler, Max Monterville, Grace Parker. Ashton Pernice. William Phelps, Robert Pratt, Carl Raymo, Donald Sprague Doris Stratton, Byron Sullivan, Paul Sullivan, Roger Tamblin, Carl Weldon, Eugene Wood- ard, Glenn Young. FRONT ROW: Robert Smith, Morris Shippee, Floyd Simmons, Earl Link. Row 2: Leola Donald- Son, Florence Simmons, Dorothy O'Brien, Judy VanCor. Row 3: Harold Apple, Robert Bush, Stanley Smith, Maitland Smith. Personnel WMF FRONT ROW: Mrs. Isabel Jones, Mrs. Linda Love, Mrs. Beatrice Ptak. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Lucy Ormasen, Mrs. Marion McNeill, Miss Marjorie Casten, Mrs. Donna Infield. BACK ROW: Mrs. Mary Stone, Mrs. Joan Breckenridge, Mrs. Elizabeth Chapman, Mrs. Elizabeth Elmer. Mrs. Inez Willard. Mrs. Carol Phelps, Mrs. Eleanor Eggleston, Mrs. Mavis Ritter, Mrs. Eleanor Woodcock Mrs. Marybell llawn, Mrs. Nancy Horton, Mrs. Alice Popple. V Activities of all kinds keep us busy when we probably should be doing our homework. However, they help bal- ance the formal side of education. We have grouped the clubs, organizations, and sports into one section since We feel that they deserve equal represen- tation Which separate sections cannot afford. What We Do J My X , 5 5 MX' su QM CF ff K W Gy' g , we J O00 rjvfb tale' Quit x5 N yew ' V, Z5 Se N aw' 'Cf W gh - LX fdjx wp .ow t X 05 XP A ln Australia, Jenny attended an urban, all-girl school where her subjects were more difficult than those we take. Her impression of our school is that the day lasts longer but in general, that it is less demanding on the student. ln Gouverneur, she has discovered and enjoyed the differences of living in a small town. Jenny really likes our country and plans to return some day to see other parts of it. Chris attended school for a year in Santos, Brazil, where he found the educational system quite different from ours. The teachers, as Well as the subject matter they taught, were generally poor. Students had little school spirit, but they enjoyed their social life. Chris learned that the Brazilians were often anti-Ameri- can, but that they were easy to get to know and became very in- terested in other people. Christopher Blodgett A.F.S. Sponsors Foreign Student This year's comparatively small A.F.S. Club was primarily engaged in sponsor- ing our Australian exchange student, Jennifer Brook. A welcome dance was held in the fall, followed by a fund raising drive and A.F.S. day in the spring. Club members listen to a speaker. FRONT ROW: April Bell, Joann Hall, Joan Brasie, Cynthia Crowner, Jane Johnston, Jennifer Brook, Ann Bressette, Vickie Woods, Laurie Moses. Row 2: Howard Heller, Sandra Binion, Carla Mullin, Shar- man Hare, Gregory Hanlon, Catherine Pickard, Secretary, Robert Storch, President, Randy Martin, Joan Richards. BACK ROW: Alison Blodgett, Kathy Hammond, Bethany Sprague, Julie Witt, Christopher Blodgett, Alex Dill, Russell Sprague, Kenneth Viens, Treasurer. ABSENT: Jane Brown, Nancy Clark, Kathy Kinney, Elinor Koch, Ralph Krine, Mary Lallier, Laurel Lee Smith, Gayle Evans, Nancy Smith, Margot Storch, Peter Storch, Brian Thompson. 4 Art Club Decorates School Christmas Tree Due to its large number of members, the Art Club decid ed to break into two groups so they could accomplish more things with greater efficiency. Among activities, the club members helped decorate the schoolls Christmas tree in the lobby and they drew pictures for the childrenls ward at the local hospital. Field trips to nearby art museums were also made and the annual art show was put on with the club's assistance. Elizabeth Parker Part of the Art Show. Seated: Joel Marsh, Michael Marchione, Michael Harron, Julianne Serviss, Treasurer, Elizabeth Parker, Vickie Woods, Cynthia Hopper, Su- zanne LaClaj1'. Standing: Ross Johnson, Gale Emrich, Sharon Boclair, Melanie Mullin, Candace Woods, Ann Bressette, Secretary, Wayne Woods Michael Otto, Bonnie Backus, President. Absent: Barbara Evans, Sandra Hastings, Thomas Hooper, Kathy Kinney, Deborah LaPierre, Jane Mason, Lynette Thompson, Landon Weaver, Cathy Zeller. M 5,.,,,,T f Aww W W H if W Y , .m..faWWa,gw,,Qaa,a35,M-Afyfgiwgafimgmagggmgggglg'sat.-g,,gfweq.1.r-aff-ff . Two Members in All-East Band Oboist Christine Ganter and trombonist Jeffrey Strough, both seniors, received many honors this year. They played in the Area All-State and All-State Bands and were chosen to play in the All-Eastern Band in Washington, D.C., in January. For their valuable contributions to our band they received the John Philip Sousa Band Award. The Band performed at various functions throughout the year. They pro- vided half-time shows at football games, played at several basketball games, and gave two concerts, besides marching in numerous parades. Penny Johnson, Priscilla Shippee, Kathy Hammond. LA,-ff' i.,. 5 FRONT ROW: Priscilla Shippee, Kathy Hammond, Carla Mullin, Ralph Kitts, Susan Bogardus, Mary LaVack, Peggy Courts, Mary Raven, Kathy June. Row 2: Susan Spicer, Jackie Hopper, Karen Gill, April Bell, Susan Shippee, Carol Scott, Debra Benware, Joyanne Caldwell, Elizabeth Guihan, Linda Pastizzo, David VanSlyke, Kevin Ganter, Gregory Hanlon. Row 3: Gregory Maynard, Penelope Stevens, Penny Johnson, Patricia Maloy, Pat Rathbun, Michael Terrillion, Elizabeth Emrich, Karen Emrich, Donna Spicer, Daniel Hubbard, Susan LaVack, Cindy Reed, James Kraker, Jon Kennedy, Gary Zeller, Hubert Smithers. Row 4: Matthew McAdam, Robert Storch, Michael Hudson, LeRoy Willard, Larry Moorc, Arnold Roberts, Francis Bell, Robert Siver, James Putman, Kevin Thivierge, Marion Reynolds. BACK ROW: Martha Reed, Mark Taylor, Keith Manning, Alan Simmons, Herschel Richardson, Vice-President, Valerie Bigelow, President, Theodore Totten, Secre- tary-Treasurerg Mark Goodison, Danny Gaebcl, George Markwick, Dale Johnson, Roger Wollman. ABSENT: Lyndon Benjamin, Jann Con- nelly, Christinc Ganter, Terry Hopper, Richard Johnston, Alan June, Gary Laidlaw, David McIntosh, Frederick Phelps, Kevin Riley, Laurel Lee Smith, Larry Spicer, Daniel Storie, Jeffrey Stowell, Jeffrey Strough, Chris Tharrett, Kathy Webster. vi-iSs32esZem1MSS,?'o-wM'Ri iSrw W f gffiyiffl Highest Sales Ever For Bookstore The Bookstore, open before school and periods l through 3 and 5 through 7, has been constantly filling student demands for supplies from bookkeeping paper to French-English dictionaries. This year they have sold a larger volume of materials than in any previous year showing how dependent upon the Bookstore our students are. ln ad- dition to their regular Work, members made a new sign for the Book- store door. Front Row: Gayle Evans, Marie Maroun, Joan lsereau, Vice-President. Row 2: Penny Johnson, Susan Minckler, Jon Young, Barbara Gardner, Back Row: Jeanne Lallier, Patrick Streeter, Janet Wilder, Presi- dent, Ann Messier, Sherry Van Ornum. ' New Chess Club Holds Tournament The newly formed chess club was started after a number of freshmen wanted to continue their interest in chess after leaving the Junior High which has had a club for several years. A tournament among club members was held during their week- ly meetings. At press time, no results were available. David Anderman, Ralph Kitts. XFX Front Row: Nona Narrow, Daniel Kelley, Jane Scott, Sandra Thompson, Carol Mclntosh, Gail Conklin, Hubert Smithers, Michael Hadtield. Row 2: Gregory Parks, David Anderman, Roxann lfinley, Priscilla Shippee. Row 3: Alfred McGuinness, Gregory Maynard, Christopher Reber, Leslie Zanker, Row 4: John Wiley, Robert Siver, Kevin Thivierge. Absent: Ralph Kitts, Matthew McAdam, Timothy Rubado. . , Many GHS Members in All-State Choir The choir, consisting of seventy-eight students presented various Gr6g0IY Parks programs several times during the year. The Area All-State Choir, held in Potsdam last November, drew heavily on the talented voices of our choir members. FRONT ROW: Ellen Steele, Jon Young, Valerie Bigelow, Gail Conklin, Cynthia Johnson, Elizabeth Emrich, Gail Howard, Joan Richards Carol Sigourney, Valorie Austin, Rebecca McAdam, Leanore Raven, Jan Young, Kay VanNorton, Evelyn Nace, Rena Simmons, Jane J ohnston. Row 2: Gregory Hanlon, David Welch, Martin Hassett, Tom Hilts, William LaPierre, David Carr, Bernard Chilton, Daniel Hubbard, Daniel Hassett, Denise Tillman, Janet Wilder, Carolyn Young, Susan Bogardus, Bonnie Backus, Cynthia Crowner, Sharman Hare, Pamela Rookey, Jane Morrow. Row 3: Jann Connelly, Kathy Hammond, Kathleen Hance, Susan LaVack, Karen Johnston, Joan Brasie, Sharon Ro- tundo, Bethany Spraue, Julie Witt, Nancy Clark, Barbara Jennings, Judy Morse, Marcia Ward, Edythe Weegar, Roxann Finley, Faith May- nard, Nancy Smith, Susan Minckler, Virginia Emrich. BACK ROW: Michael Whalen, Stephen Rouse, Ricky Bishop, Edward Charlton, James Kraker, Donald Jennings, Kenneth Viens, William Farr, George Gardner, Stephen Lehigh, Arnold Roberts, Bradley Charlton, Michael Harron, Tracy June, Gregory Parks, Larry Weldon. s Committee Draws Up New Rules An updated set of rules pertaining to the conduct of dances was made by the Dance Committee. Members assisted clubs sponsoring dances to follow the guide- lines set up by the committee. i f L S esiifg. k it X rx s ' f Q' ' . -3 6 ri i i .7 i is 4 LEFT: Robert Saidel, James Jordan FRONT ROW: Linda Pastizzo, David VanSlyke, Holly Rice. Row 2: Laurie Moses, Joan Boutilier, Debbie Kempton, Jeanne Lallier. BACK ROW: Robert Saidel, James Kraker, Gary Miles, Christopher Steele, Jim Jordan. ABSENT: James Brown, Peggy Courts, Tim- othy Doty, Virginia Emrich. 'hw-A' Yearbook Staff Employs New Techniques Front Row: Evelyn Nace, Cathy Zeller, Sharon Boclair, Carol Mclntosh, Gayle Ev- ans. Row 2: Joan Brasie, Susan Minckler, Sharman Hare, Lisa Curcio, Gail Conklin, Candice Norton. Row 3: Linda McEathron, Sandra Hastings, Jennifer Brook, Mary Maloy, Steven Kennedy, Nancy Kelsey, Daniel Hubbard. Row 4: Ellen Steele, Jerry Goodison, Ricky Hance, Cynthia Hopper, Carolyn Young, Jean Ellis, Roxann Finley, Patricia Streeter, Rebecca Tamblin. Row 5: Laurie Moses, Judy Morse, Connie Bush, Karen McEathron, JoAnn Wight, Tamara Caswell, Barbara Jennings, Wanda Shepard, Karen Johnston. Row 6: Stephen Rouse, Scott Reber, Richard McAllaster, Christian Turner, Darby Whalen, Ross Johnson, George Gardner, Frederick Shaw, Stephen Le- high. Absent: Valorie Austin, David Carr, Nancy Clark, Peggy Courts, Cynthia Johnson, Tracy June, Suzanne LaClair, Jeanne Lallier, Nona LaQuier, Ann Messier, Janet Smith, David Welch, Vickie Woods. The Deanonian staff used new tech- niques and ideas for the production of this year's Deanonian. Staff members attended the St. Lawrence Valley Journalism Conference at St. Law- rence University, lntercollegiate Press Conference at Watertown, and the Empire State School Press Association Convention at Syracuse University where they gained much valuable information concerning the most re- cent styles in yearbook publication. The Sales Staff made an advanced sale of Deanonians numbering more than 600. Front Row: Gail Conklin, Business Manager, Sandra Thompson, Organizations Editor, Gay Reilly, Design Editorg Janet Smith, Classes Ed- itor, Carol Mclntosh, Sales Manager. Back Row: Kenneth Viens, Photography Editor, Russell Sprague, Sports Editor, James Elmer, Editor-in- Chief g Robert Storch, Copy Editor, Bethany Sprague, Photography Assistant, Scott Reber, Circulation Manager. Adviser Mr. Chittenden. Varied Speeches for Oratoricals Kathleen Hanee Christopher BlodgettJtPlea for Mercy David CarrJ'See Here, Comrade George Gardnerf'4The Intellectual Royalty Kathleen Hancef Eve Speaks Sharman Hare- The Old Woman and the Clocki' Lisa Johnston- Eloise Stephen LehighJ'Fair Enough Arnold Roberts!'Country ol' the Blind Denise Tillman-Nl Have a Dreamw Marcia Ward- What is Yours?,' The annual Dean Oratoricals were held on April 1, 1969 The judge, Mrs. Joan Donovan of St. Lawrence University, chose Denise Tillman and Arnold Roberts as Winners. Sec- ond prizes went to Lisa Johnston and David Carr. For the first time, the four Winning speeches were recorded and broadcast on WIGS. Jane Johnston, Christopher Blodgett, Stephen Lehigh, Sharman Hare, Kathleen Hance, David Carr, Marcia Ward, George Gardner, Denise Tillman, Arnold Roberts. Money Raised for Montreal Trip Raising money for its bienniel trip to Montreal has been the French Club's program for the year. The members had a food sale and sponsored a dance in January which brought the Club a large profit. Informative displays were set up on the French roomls bulletin board by the club members. i SEATED: Cynthia Crowner, Denise Tillman, Secretary, Holly Rice, Julianne Serviss, Chris Tharrett, Sharman Hare, Vice-President, Patricia Painter, Jane Johnston, President. STANDING: Bethany Sprauge, Treasurer, Patricia Maloy, Pat Rathbun, Julie Witt, Gail Howard, Alex Dill, Susan Shippee, Peggy Courts, Marie Maroun, Mrs. Rathbun, Adviser. ABSENT: Gregory Hanlon. I ,,,,.,,.,,,, -4 NW ' Crop Demonstration Team 1st At State Fair The Future Farmers are a very active organization in school. ln September at the State Fair in Syracuse, the crop demonstration team placed first. The team also placed high in the St. Lawrence County Fair, the Hammond Fair, and the Eastern States Expo. In land judging competition at Canton, our F.F.A. team received a first place rating. At all G.H.S.'s home football games, the club members operated a refreshment stand. Former graduate Bradley Love received the American Farmer degree and Alton LaVack earned the Empire Farmer degree. Gregory Davis and Robert Andrews attended the National Future Farmers Convention in Kan- sas City during October and delegates were also sent to the state convention. Gary Reynolds,Tilton Emrich, Herbert Coates, Robert House, Ralph Byrns, Gary Holland, William Martin, Donald Fuller: Practicing for the land judg- ing contest. Robert House, Douglas LaForty FRONT ROW: Carl Lang, Frederick Cook, William Given, Michael Porter, Keith Swem, Herbert Coates, Tilton Emrich Historian Ricky Hance, Douglas LaForty, Robert Byrns, Gary Reynolds, Vice-President, Owen Finley, Reporter. ROW 2: Ray McEathron Bernard Law Larry Pratt, Thomas Hewitt, Donald Peck, Charles Day, Arnold Laidlaw, Parliamentarian, Gary Holland, Tom Strate, Larry Moore Ricky Shatraw, Allen House. BACK ROW: David Wells, Photographer, Lawrence Newcombe, James Putman, Treasurer, Ralph Byrns Secretary Robert Andrews, Sentinel, William Martin, Gregory Davis, President, Wayne Hayden, Andrew Mason, Scott Reynolds, Gary VanOrnum Rob ert House. Adviser Mr. Johnston. F.H.A. Sends Delegates To State Meeting The members of the Future Homemakers attended the county Fall Rally in Heuvelton. The club also took a trip to Jefferson Community College in Watertown. The club chose delegates to attend the state F.H.A. meeting at Grossingers. it SEATED: Rebecca Gray, Evelyn Weller, Kathy Strate, Laura Strate, Barbara Leeson, Wanda Jones, Vickie Yerdon, Kath- erine Bonk. STANDING: Sandra Binion, Robin Taylor, Treasurer, Marion Reynolds, Wanda Shepard, Area Chairman, Kathy Robb, Mildred Harris, Wanda Cutrie, Charlene Besaw, Joan Reynolds, Vicky Macaulay, Jane Markwick. Joan Reynolds, President, Joan Walrath, Dolly Youngs. Ab- sent: Elizabeth Besaw, Melody Coburn, Deborah Foster, Kay Fullington, Glenda Howe, Alice Jewell, Carol Klock, Karen McEathron, Candice Norton, Linda Patton, Secretary Jane Scott. Recordings Made for Blind Children Joan Richards, Gail Howard, Carolyn Young. Future Teachers of America members took part in several aid pro grams. On the national level, stories were recorded and sent to Wash- ington Institute for distribution to blind children. The club also par- ticipated in the Seeds For Self-Help Program for aid to the poor in foreign countries. At the spring F.T.A. conference, members Mary Facey, Joan Richards, and Cindy Reed discussed the Humanities course offered by our school. FRONT ROW: Penny Johnson, Parliamentariang Carolyn Young, Maureen Buzzell. Row 2: Eliza- beth Guihan, Treasurer, Row 3: Roxann Finley, Mary Faccy, Secretary, Joan Richards, Historian, Miss Stiles, Adviser. BACK ROW: Gail Howard, Vice-President, Kathleen Hance, Presidentg Edgar McCrea. ABSENT: Cindy Reed. Antio Spring Presented by Juniors Thejuniors presented their annual one-act play, this year entitled g'Antic Springn by Robert Nail, on February 14, 1969. Following modern trends, the comedy did Without properties, thus placing emphasis on pantomime and character portrayals of six teenagers on a picnic. ElberteBernard Chilton BlossomfElizabeth Parker Sam-Donald Jennings Gwendolyn-Nancy Clark Ginger-Susan Swem Robert-Michael Harron Dialogue Assistant-Kathy Hammond Stage ManagereBradley Charlton I Donald Jennings, Nancy Cla.rk, Bernard Chilton. FRONT ROW: Elizabeth Parker, Michael Harron, Susan Swem, BACK ROW: Donald Jennings, Nancy Clark, Bernard Chilton Togas Worn At Latin Club Christmas Party Front Row: John Pratt, Gail Conklin, Connie Bush, Sandra Thompson. Back Row: Mr. Masaitis, Kathleen Hance, Elizabeth Parker. The Latin Club, growing in popularity, linked itself to its Roman heritage by making togas which the members Wore at the initia- tion and at their Christmas party. For the spring the club held a Roman banquet and also a dance to celebrate the Ides of March. FRONT ROW: Connie Bush, Barbara Gardner, secretary. Row 2: Sandra Thompson, treasurer, Meg Kel- ley, Noreen Goodison, tribune, Peggy Palmer, Nancy Girard, Mary Raven, Patti Marasco. BACK ROW: Mr. Masaitis, adviser, George Gardner, consul, Gail Conklin, pro consul, Katherine Baginski, Kathleen Hance, Cindy Reed, Jeff Platt, John Pratt, Steve Slate. Absent: Elizabeth Parker. ff' Library Club Holds Book Sale The Library Club held a paperback book sale last fall which proved to be quite successful as demand for these books is great. Profits from the sale was given by the club to the library. Club members made attractive and timely displays on books and assisted Miss Flood and Mrs. Norton in the operation of the library. Right: Nancy Klock and Miss Flood. FRONT ROW: Nancy Smith, Vice-President, Sandra Binion, President, Denise Tillman, Secretary, Carol Mclntosh, Treasurer, Vicky Bates, John Loucks, Larry Cunningham. Row 2: Joy Ethridge, Sue Besaw, Rose Durham, Rebecca Tamblin, Lisa Curcio, Dawn Wilmet, Jon Young Larry Kelsey. BACK ROW: Marsha Evans,Edythe Weegar, Diann Streeter, Nancy Klock, Patricia Stone, David Hubbard. ABSENT: Marjorie Crowner, Scott Reber, Thomas Sawyer, Wanda Shepard, Terry Tracey, Leonard Ward, Terry Wright. 'V E ..,, ! 'ar f ' ' vu, , -1... '4-fm. New Initiation for N.H.S. Members SPN' i , The new inductees did not know quite what to expect as they sat in the cafeteria for their initia- tion. This year the Honor Society decided to do away with the traditional initiation assembly. Once they had passed, the new members increased the Society's membership to its largest ever. Require- ments for admission are leadership, scholarship, character, and service. LEFT: Julie Witt and Darby Whalcng tinalists in the Nation- al Merit Scholarship Competition. FRONT ROW: Julie Witt, Vice-President, Priscilla Shippee, Presidentg Kathleen Hance, Alison Blodgett, Cynthia Crowner, Karen Infield. Row 2: Bonnie Backus, Geraldine Patton, Gay Reilly, Lida Perrin, Gail Conklin, Secretaryg Evelyn Nace, Gail Howard, Susan Moore. BACK ROW: Gregory Parks, Darby Whalen, Parliamentariang James Elmer, Robert Storch, Scott Reber, Richard MeAllaster, George Gardner, Thomas VanOrnum, Daniel Kelley, John Limpert. ABSENT: Ralph Krine. Oo-Winners For Orchestra Award Two winners, violinists Eve- lyn Nace and Keith Swem, were chosen for the National School Orchestra Award this year. The or- chestra performed at the annual Christmas and Spring Concerts and also participated in NYSSMA here in Gouverneur. 1, K FRONT ROW: Cathy Dane, Catherine Pickard, Joan Brasie, Cynthia Crowner. Row 2: Rebecca McAdam, Susan Bogardus, Kevin Gantcr, Theodore Totten, Valerie Bigelow, Susan Minkler, Joann Hall, BACK ROW: Jeffrey Strough, Daniel Hubbard, Gregory Hanlon, Susan LaVack, Cindy Reed. FRONT ROW: Catherine Pickard, Elinor Koch. ROW 2: Peter Storch, Rebecca McAdam, Susan Bogardus. Row 3: gatbRatthl:iun, Christine Ganter, Priscilla Shippee, Susan LaVack, Karen Gill, Richard McAllaster. Back Row: Arnold o er s, rrancis e . Front Row: Evelyn Nace, Keith Swem, Cynthia Johnson, Jane Brown, Cathy Dane. Row 2: Kay VanNorton, Gail Conk- lin, Kay Fullington, Edythe Weegar, Karen Brown, Mary Doty, Susan Shippee, Laurel Lee Smith. Row 3: Paul Whittaker, Nancy Maroun, Herschel Rich- ardson, Roger Wollman. Back Row: Martin Hassett, Julie Witt, Jane Johnston, John Mc- Adasm. Pep Club Leads in Cheering The Pep Club, formed this year, attended many of our high school's football and basketball games. Members supported the cheerleaders, which helped to in- crease our school spirit. Students attend a pep rally before the Gouverneur-Massena basketball game. FRONT ROW: Joseph Welch, Alan Tyler, Peggy Palmer, Rebecca McAdam, Gail Conldin, Julie Woodard, Patti Smith, Carol Sigourney, Chris Tharrett, Kay Fullington, Linda Pastizzo, Chris Infield, Holly Rice, Clara Curcio. Row 2: Amy Sullivan, Jane Tremlett, Joan Richards Barbara Tamblin, Julianne Serviss, Karen McEathron, Laurel Lee Smith, Heather MacWil1iam, Jane Scott, Patricia Maloy, Connie Woodcock, Debbie Kempton, Christine Woodcock. Row 3: Nona Narrow, Mary Jane Netto, Kathy Coates, Lorraine Gore, Candice Norton, Kathy Stevens, Donna Spicer, Miki Smith, Dawn Farr, Linda Mclntyre, Vickie Burns, Brenda Stevenson, Row 4: Terry Cochrane, Christine Hay, Judy Whalen, Robin Taylor, Pat Rathbun, Jackie Hopper, Mary Lacks, Connie Bush, Margot Storch, Sharon Wood, Barbara Porter. Adviser- Mrs. Hunt. Seniors Present Exit the Body Exit the Bodyw by Fred Carmichael was presen- ted by the Seniors on November 21, 1968. The three act mystery-comedy, which took place in a New England home, was a series of entrances and exits through temperamental doors. Lillian Seymour-Joan Richards Jenny-Valorie Austin Randolph4David Carr Helen O'ToolefElizabeth Emrich Kate Bixley-Julie Witt Crane Hammond-Marcia Ward Vernon Cookley-David Welch Lyle RogersWKenneth Viens Philip Smith4Ross Johnson Richard Hammond-Stephen Lehigh Dialogue AssistantvValerie Bigelow Stage ManagerfEdward Charlton David Carr, Valorie Austin. FRONT ROW: Joan Richards, Ross Johnson, Valorie Austin, David Carr, Marcia Ward, Stephen Lehigh, Julie Witt, Kenneth Viens, Elizabeth Emrich, David Welch, Valerie Bigelow. Row 2: William Farr, Edward Charlton, Ricky Bishop, Steven Alguire, Bradley Charlton, Frederick Shaw, George Gardner. BACK ROW: Kathy Hammond, Priscilla Shippee, Jennifer Brook, Gayle Evans, Gail Conklin, Mrs. Dygert, Adviser, Tamara Caswell, Lisa Curcio, Laurie Moses, Roxann Finley, Carolyn Young. Poor Conditions Hamper Skiers V+- Melanie Mullin. Boasting the largest membership of any club in school, the ski club took trips to Juniper Hills and one to Big Tupper. Much to the dismay ofthe members, there were poor ski conditions several times which pre- vented trips to the local slopes, although members took advantage of what snow there was. FRONT ROW: William Foote, Jeffrey Stowell, Heather MacWilliam, Jackie Hop- per, Douglas Pickard, Julie Serviss, Nancy Clark, Timothy Doty, Daniel Hassett, Bernard Chilton, Thomas Sleeman, Catherine Pickard, Tom Hilts, Joseph Welch, Ronald Sherman. Row 2: Jeanne Lallier, Tamara Caswell, Marcia Ward, Ellen Steele, Barbara Jennings, Gail Howard, Amy Sullivan, Kathryn Moskal, Joan Boutilier, Terry Cochrane, Patricia Maloy, Judy Whalen, Pat Rathbun. Row 3: Virginia Emrich, Jane Johnston, Mark Taylor, Vickie Woods, Ann Bressette, Debra Carr, Lisa Curcio, Chris Tharrett, Clara Curcio, Holly Rice, Nancy Kelsey, Jennifer Brook, Mark Okusko, Sandra Hastings, Kay Fullington, Larry Kelsey. Row 4: Rocco Curcio, Frederick Shaw, Laurie Moses, Mr. Wright, Adviser, Terry Hopper, Alison Blodgett, Scott Reynolds, Barbara Evans, Harold Lacey, Kevin Riley, James Kraker, William Andrews, Gregory Bailey, David Cook, James Moses, Frank Moskal, Bradley Conklin, Jann Connelly. 7 New Format for Smudges The literary magazine, Smudges, has gone to a new, smaller format publication. In its fifth year, the magazine is striving toward quality and complete student representation. Its new policy is resulting in recognition at the state level. The 1968 Smudges received a high 870 points out of a possible 1000 in an evaluation done for competition for the Empire State School Press Association. Craig Brown, a 1968 senior, was awarded an honorable memtion for his short story The Cock Fight. Julie Witt was awarded first prize for her poem 'The Victori' in the poetry contest sponsored by the Northern New York Federation of Women's Clubs. .,,.awMff Below: Cynthia Crowner. Right: Mr. Bergau. g it Ti FRONT ROW: Elinor Koch, Connie Bush. Row 2: Barbara Gardner, Sharman Hare, Gay Reilly, Faith Maynard. BACK ROW: Julie Witt, Kathleen Hance, Gregory Hanlon, Mr. Bergau, Adviser, Ross Johnson, Cynthia Crowner, Gail Conklin. Winter Weekend Is A Big Success , , vi , pr The Student Council's second Annual Winter Weekend, held February 7th if News isa: was in-In and 8th, was a tremendous success. During the two days, there were the Og- ikiwf' Sl Ikea i' NWS densburg-Gouverneur basketball game, ice statues, coed volleyball games, and a dance with music by the Gruesome Twosome. The students voted to accept two procedural changes in the Constitution. Student Council members inves- is tigated complaints about the cafeteria and they received permission to play records during lunch periods in the cafeteria. WR? A ggi. LEFT: Arnold Roberts, David MacWilliam. BELOW: Vol- leyball tournament at Winter Weekend. FRONT ROW: Donald LaRock, Jerry Goodison, Debra Carr, Chris Tharrett, Julianne Serviss. Row 2: Roger Frisco, Jane Brown, Heather MacWiIliam, Catherine Pickard, Treasurer. Row 3: Elizabeth Parker, Vicky Denesha, Bradley Conklin, Shippee. BACK ROW: David Cook, Darby Whalen, Martin Hassett, Nancy Maroun, Frederick Shaw, Marie Maroun, Peter Henry, Daniel Hassett, Christopher Corwine, Cynthia Crowner, Secretary, David Welch, President. Absent: Gregory Parks, Vice-President. Twirlers Perform at Ivlassena Our Twirlers and Color Guard, under the direction of Mr. Palmatier, performed at home football and basketball games. They traveled to Massena in October where they presented a number of routines during the half time show of the football game. The girls plan all oftheir own drills themselves. Top to Bottom: Nancy Smith, Beverly Filiatrault, Janet Smith, Kathy Robb, Jan Evans, Valorie Austin. Front Row: Cynthia Johnson, Kathryn Moskal, Tamara Caswell, Head Color Guard, Debbie Serviss. Nancy Kelsey. Row 2: Diane Hance, Deborah Foster. Back Row: Kathy Bates, Mary Maloy, Cynthia Hopper, Elizabeth Emrich, Evelyn Nace, Nona LaQuier, Virginia Emrich. FRONT ROW: Valorie Austin, Drum Majorette, Sandra Hastings, Assistant Head Twirler, Jan Evans, Assistant Drum Majorette, Jann Connelly, Head Twirler. Row 2: Patte Markwick, Ellen Steele, Kathy Robb, Barbara Jeffers, Marcia Ward. Row 3: Maureen Bresett, Kathy Bresett, Stephanie Coates, Bev- erly Filiatrault. Row 4: Bonnie Countryman, Janet Smith, Kathie Phelps, Pa- tricia Painter. BACK ROW: Nancy Smith, Glenda Powers, Wanda Cutrie, Karen Spaulding. Architectural Survey Made by Yorkers Carolyn Young. 1 Wm, One ofthe Yorker Clubas varied projects has been to make an architectural survey of homes in this area which they are giving to the county for their records. The members in preparation for their state convention in May made grave- stone rubbings and a replica of an historic church in Richville which was saved as a land- mark by the county. A one-day trip to the Blue Mountain Lake Museum was made and club members also attended the Yorker Club Adiron dack District Meeting in Saranac Lake. SEATED: Alfred McGuinness, Geraldine Patton, John Besaw, Christine Woodcock, Treasurerg Carol McIntosh. STANDING: Joan Richards, Secretary, Dennis Wells, Adirondack District Presidentg Christine Walrath, Roxann Finley, Prcsidentg Nancy Byrns, Carolyn Young, Vice-President, Sharon Byrns, Mrs. Wranesh, Adviser. Cheerleaders Excite New Spirit Increasing the school spirit at athletic events was the job of our cheerleaders. Throughout the football, soccer, and basketball seasons, the girls enthusiastically led exciting and varied cheers which successfully boosted morale of both players and spectators. Their year-round poster campaigns and pep rallies contributed to a noticeable enthusiasm and an aura of sportsmanship. ABOVE RIGHT: Peggy Courts, Kay VanNorton. RIGHT: April Bell, ' Elizabeth Parker. BELOW RIGHT: Susan Minclder, Lisa Curcio. BELOW: Candace Woods, Jane Brown. Jane Brown, Susan Minckler, Kay VanNorton. Z 112 E LEFT: Debra Carr. BELOW: Joan Brasie, Varsity Manager: Nancy Maroun, J .V. Manager. Q 51 is 5 FRONT ROW: Jean Pistolcsi, Karen Brown, Debra Carr. BACK ROW: Catherine Pickard, Mary Doty, Joann Hall, Patti Marasco, Vicky Denesha. 4 Coach LaFalce's Varsity Wildcats rebounded last fall from a losing season in 1967 to finish fourth in the Northern League posting a 3-2-2 record for the '68 season. After losing two of its first three games, the team picked up steam and were unbeaten in their next four matches. Ten Wildcats made All-Northern Teams. On the first team were seniors Roger Bacon at offensive guard, Jeffery Filiatrault as offensive tackle, middle guard Larry Weldon Frederick Shaw at linebacker, and junior Herbert McCumber at center. On the second team were Allen Hurlbut and Bernard Gouverneur Gouverneur Gouverneur Gouverneur Gouverneur Gouverneur Gouverneur Malone Salmon River Massena Canton Saranac Lake Potsdam Ogdensburg Varsity Posts Another Winning Season Stevens at the defensive end positions while Tom Hilts, Christo- pher Steele, and Gary LaRock received honorable mentions. FRONT ROW: Roger Bacon, Christopher Steele, Allen Hurlbut, Frederick Shaw, Jeffery Filiatrault, Steven Smith, Terry Brecken- ridge, Gary LaRock, Larry Weldon. Row 2: John Gamble, William Carr, Clarence Murdie, Michael Bonk, Roger Wollman, Gregory Parks, Allen Hall, George Gardner. Row 3: Steven Pernice, Tom Www, Hilts, Daniel Hassett, Carl Girard, Bernard Stevens, Stephen Ptak John Cheeseman, Thomas Stowell, Arnold Roberts, Coach LaFalce Row 4: Coach Mossing, Herbert McCumber, Allan Ritter Richard House, Kevin Riley, Owen Finley, Andrew Mason, Michael Terrrl lion, Steven Weldon. f M xx B il' 4. 7 5 , 'QS J 3 V Little Cats Under Coach Audyckiis leadership, the J.V. Football team won two ofits games. Even though the team wasn't the most victorious, it played exciting football which attracted many fans to the games. Daniel Allen Make Progress Gouverneur 9 Potsdam Gouverneur 7 Canton Gouverneur 20 Ogdensburg Gouverneur 7 Potsdam J Gouverneur 2 Canton Gouverneur 34 Ogdensburg FRONT ROW: Dennis Forsyth, Newell Helvie, Allen McEathron, William Martin, Timothy Ganley, Robert Saidel, Bradley Conk- lin, Lyndon Benjamin. Row 2: Jim Jordan, Mike Thayer, Richard Stoys, Michael Ganley, Michael Bates, Tom Ward, Daniel Allen, Ronald Sherman. Row 3: Brian Sharpe, John Conlin, Wayne Laidlaw, James Goodale, Kenneth McGuinness, Danny Jenkins, Robert Davis, William Hartle, Michael Marchione. Row 4: Allen Leeson, Robert Byrns, Clarence Evans, Michael Boclair, Peter Henry, Timothy Thayer, David McIntosh, Paul Minckler, Mark Becker. BACK ROW: Jacky Goodison, Alan Blodgett, George Markwick, Robert Carosi, Coach Audycki, Mr. Wright, Assistant Coachg Mark Leonard, Manager, John Lallier, Manager. ABSENT: Michael Hudson, Alan June, Albert Redmond, James Streeter. Soccer As Sport Coach Goodale's Varsity Soccer Team, showed good defensive ability but lacked the necessary scoring punch to win games. However, there was much team spirit on the part of the players which kept most of the games close. On the All- Northern First Team were halfbacks William Given and Donald LaRock, Second Team members were goalie Michael Whalen, fullback Elton Mantle, and Richard McAllaster and Douglas Pickard on the forward line. Gouverneur l Madrid 4 Gouverneur 3 Chateaugay 4 Gouverneur 1 Norwood 4 Gouverneur 5 Clifton-Fine 1 Gouverneur 2 Canton O Gouverneur l Madrid 1 Gouverneur 0 Chateaugay 2 Gouverneur 2 Norwood 3 Gouverneur 2 Canton 3 FRONT ROW: Coach Williamson, William Given, Joseph Moskal, Jody Fleming, Donald LaRock, Elton Mantle, Michael Harron, Coach Goodale. Row 2: Michael Porter, Steven Stowell, Frank Moskal, Randy Martin, Martin Hassett, Douglas Pickard, Rocco Curcio, John Kitts, Stephen Kitts. BACK ROW: Richard McAllaster, Michael Knowlton, Brent Johnson, Ralph Kitts, Scott Reber, Russell Sprague, Michael Whalen, Robert Storch, James Kraker, Lee Wight. ABSENT: Scott Reynolds, Theodore Totten. 1. . ,mt.mmuu-Nm M. s . ls Still in Building Stages 1:11 wav N 4 fu - In their first year of existence, our Junior Varsity Soccer Team did not fare too Well in their scrimmages J against Canton, Madrid-Waddington, and Indian River. However, Coaches Glenn Goodale and Terry Williamson did teach the eager players many valuable skills and techniques that they will be able to use next year when they hope to reverse their record. FRONT ROW: Christopher Reber, Donald Martin, Robert Kulp, Hubert Smithers. Row 2: Earl Johnson, Patrick Stratton, Michael Kane, Robert Taylor, Steven Sherry. BACK ROW: Brian Thompson, Gary Miles, Coach Williamson, Martin Dusharm, John Wiley, Peter Storch, John Griffith, James Moses, Coach Goodale, William Andrews, Brian Hutt. ABSENT: Robert Cropper, Jim Kane, Larry Spicer, Alan Tyler. Wrestlers Stretch Streak to 29 Perennial winners, Coach Jones, Varsity Matmen again copped the Northern League championship and Sectionals. The team posted a 14-0-1 record and increased their unbeat- en string to 29. Sectional champions were Conrad Felix at 95, Daniel Hassett at 103, and seniors Stephen Kennedy, Timothy Doty, and William Carr at 112, 138, and 145 re- spectively. Bernard Stevens was a runner-up at 165. Gouverneur 21 Canton 21 Gouverneur 41 Malone 2 Gouverneur 42 Norwood 0 Gouverneur 38 Carthage 20 Gouverneur 33 Ogdensburg 3 Gouverneur 39 Hermon-DeKalb 1 1 Gouverneur 294 Massena 11 Gouverneur 37 Potsdam 3 Gouverneur 23 Canton 15 Gouverneur 37 Carthage 10 Gouverneur 43 Malone 3 Gouverneur 42 Norwood O Gouverneur 38 Ogdensburg 6 Gouverneur 21 Massena 19 Gouverneur 28 Potsdam 1 1 William Carr pins his opponent. FRONT ROW: Richard Stevenson, Daniel Hassett, St even Kennedy, Co-Captain, Brad Reynolds, Jerry Goodison, Gary Woods, Thomas Sleeman. Row 2: Tilton Emrich, Stephen Smith, Timothy Doty, William Carr, Larry Weldon, Bernard Stevens, Keith Manning, Rocco Curcio. BACK ROW: Coach Jones, Bancroft, Co-Captain, Andrew Mason, Stephen Lehigh, Jeffery Filiatrault, Steven Pernice, Stephen Ptak, William Given, David Manager. l 1 l l 1 l 1 Jayvees Are League Champions The J.V. Wrestling Team under Coach Foster kept pace with their Varsity counterparts by finishing first in the Northern League with a 13-1 record. The matmen exhibited much skill as they won more than 80551 of their individual bouts. ABOVE: Bradley Conklin. BELOW: Robert Byrns. Gouverneur 31 Canton 15 Gouverneur 40 Malone Gouverneur 40 Norwood Gouverneur 58 Carthage Gouverneur 31 Ogdensburg Gouverneur 23 Massena Gouverneur 40 Potsdam Gouverneur Canton Gouverneur Carthage Gouverneur Malone Gouverneur Norwood Gouverneur Massena Gouverneur Potsdam Gouverneur Ogdensburg FRONT ROW: Jacky Goodison, Clarence Evans, Alan Emrich, Paul Minckler, John Kitts, Joseph Welch, Jon Kennedy, Albert Redmond. Row 2: Coach Foster, Wayne Laidlaw, Ronald Sherman, Leon Sterling, Tom Ward, Robert Byrns, Brian Hutt, Conrad Felix, Lee LaMere. BACK ROW: Bradley Conklin, Dale Hutton, Terry Hopper, Timothy Ganley, Daniel Allen, Michael Ganley, Eric Hansen, Robert Reynolds, Michael Boclair. 1 if 1+ Varsity Gains Play-off Berth This year our Varsity Hoopsters provided a season of thrilling, well-played bas- ketball. Finishing the season in fourth place in the tough Northern League with an 1 1-5 record, the Varsity gained a play-off berth and went headlong into a clash against unbeaten Ogdensburg in which they were narrowly defeated. Another laurel to the team's crown was a victory over rival Massena which was last accom- plished during the 1960-61 season. Stephen Rouse was selected for the All-Nor- thern Fisrt Team, Michael Whalen was chosen for the Second Team, and James Kraker received Honorable Mention. RIGHT: Stephen Rouse with a jump shot. BELOW' Michael Whalen on a lay-up Gouverneur 66 Salmon River 36 'WSWS Gouverneur 93 Tupper Lake 81 Gouverneur 86 St. Lawrence 76 Gouverneur 69 Potsdam 57 Gouverneur 70 Chateaugay 57 Gouverneur 57 Saranac Lake 39 Gouverneur 60 Madrid 58 Gouverneur 60 Massena 61 Gouverneur 71 Canton 67 Gouverneur 56 Malone 63 Gouverneur 71 Madrid 66 Gouverneur 60 Norwood 69 Gouverneur 57 Ogdensburg 61- Gouverneur 61 Massena 53 Gouverneur 75 Canton 53 Gouverneur 54 Ogdensburg 65 Gouverneur 55 Ogdensburg 60 STANDING: John Limpert, Manager, Martin Hassett, Christopher Steele, Robert. Saidel, David Wells, Carl Girard, Michael Whalen, Co-captain, Richard McA1laster, Lee Wight, Douglas Pickard, John Reilly, Scott Reber, Manager. KNEELING: Stephen Rouse, Co-captain, Coach Leonard, James Kraker, Co-captain. ABSENT: Mark Taylor, Manager. iskflivz, tiisfliitzn ivan, Winning Season for Jayvees The Mossing-coached J.V. Basketball Team got off to a fast start during its season, ending with a 9-7 record. The team excited the spectators in many of its games by its thrilling come-from-behind victories. The jump ball goes to Gouverneur. 48 36 44 55 49 52 45 47 33 49 35 Gouverneur Gouverneur Gouverneur Gouverneur Gouverneur Gouverneur Gouverneur Gouverneur Gouverneur Gouverneur Gouverneur Gouverneur Gouverneur Gouverneur Gouverneur Gouverneur FRONT ROW: George Markwick, Peter Henry, David Morrow, Donald LaRock, Co-Captaing Michael Bates, Co-Captaxn Michael Kane Richard Stoys, Gary Miles. BACK ROW: Peter Storch, ManagergWesley Besaw, Lawrence Newcombe Mark Leonard James McBurney, John Lallier. Robert Siver, Robert Clark, Coach Mossmg Salmon River Tupper Lake St. Lawrence Potsdam Chateaugay Saranac Lake Madrid Massena Canton Malone Madrid Norwood Ogdensburg Massena Canton Ogdensburg Undefeated Season For Cross Country l968 was another banner year for our cross country team who were undefeated during the regular season. Team Leader Dennis Wells was impossible to catch as the team sped to victory over its six opponents in the Western Division of the Northern League. In post-season meets, Gouverneur placed second in both the Eastern Pentagonal race and in the Sectionals. Gouverneur 26 Norwood 33 Gouverneur 18 Chateaugay 42 Gouverneur 15 Madrid 48 Gouverneur 19 Ogdensburg 44 Gouverneur 21 Massena 36 Gouverneur 17 Canton 46 Mr. Johnson. Local harriers race up the slopes at the G,H.S. home course. Front Row: David MacWilliam, David Wells, Mark Okusko, Co-Captain, Dennis Wells, Co- Captain, Gary Zeller, Carl Jones, Frederick Phelps, John Jones. Row 2: Claude Ritchie, Gary Watson, Eric Hansen, Dale Hutton, Timothy Gates, Kevin Bigelow. Back Row: Steven Slate, David Cook, Coach Jones. Absent: Thomas Hewitt. Track Team Has Even Record Gouverneur 72 Potsdam 205 Coach Fostefs Track Team Came Gouverneur 1585 Salmon River 120W through with a respectable 5-5 record Gouvemeur 113W Canton 165W in the spring of 1968. The team also Gouvemeuf 164 NOWOOC1 115 placed in the VanDusen track meet at Gouvemeur 159 Saranac Lake 120 Odgensburg. With its specialty in long Gouvemeur 110 Tuppfff Lake 169 distance running, the team set a new Gouvemeuf 207 Madnd 65 school record in the mile medley relay. Gouvemeur 176 Ogdensburg 103 At the VanDusen, Dennis Wells broke Gouvemeuf 122 Massena 157 the record in the two mile run. Gouvemeur 100 Malone 179 FRONT ROW: Ernest MeEathron, James Foy, Dale Hutton, Leon Sterling, Eric Hansen, Louis Byrns, Co-captain. Row 2: Glen Anderson, Co-captain: George Stoys, David MacWilliam, Michael Terrillion, Dennis Wells, BACK ROW: Robert Leeson, Co-captain: Michael Geer, John Allen, Michael Knowl- ton, Gary Zeller, Coach Foster. ABSENT: William Gianino, Carl Girard, Joel Marsh. LOW: Bradley Conklin. FRONT ROW: John Reilly, Bradley Conklin, Brad Reynolds, Richard Stevenson, Douglas Pickard. Row 2: Arnold Roberts, Brian Hutt, James Byrns, Michael Maynard, Keith Manning, Allen Hurlbut, BACK ROW: Gary LaRoek, Frederick Phelps, Jeffrey Stowell, Steven Pernice, Herbert McCumber, Timothy Ganley, Newell Helvie. . ' awfF 75 ,. , Pm' ' - , ABOVE: Douglas Pickard. BE- Small Turnout Hinders Team A small turnout of players for the Wildcat baseball team hindered its progress in the spring of 1968. Sev- eral prospects for the future were un- covered who should help Coach La- Falce rebuild this year. Gouverneur Gouverneur Gouverneur Gouverneur Gouverneur Gouverneur Gouverneur Gouverneur Gouverneur Gouverneur Gouverneur Gouverneur Gouverneur Gouverneur 6 0 12 l 1 4 4 Potsdam Potsdam Madrid Madrid Canton Canton St. Mary's St Maryls Norwood Norwood Ogdensburg Ogdensburg Carthage Carthage 4 . 0 0 7 6 4 0 Curtis Serviss, running the bases and at the plate FRONT ROW: Timothy Doty, Stephen Smith. Row 2: Michael Thayer, Harry Smithers, Martin Hassett, William Harron BACK ROW: George Gardner, William Given, Arnold Mason, Bernard Stevens, Gary Hall, Stanley Snyder, Richard Jen nings, Rodney Fleming, Coach LaFalce, Curtis Serviss, David Cook, Manager. Valuable Experience Gained by Jayvees Our J.V. Baseball team had a disappointing season in 1968, winning only three out of its twelve games However Coach Audycki expects that the experience gained will be of benefit to the team this year. Gouverneur Gouverneur Cvouverneur Gouverneur Gouverneur Gouverneur Gouverneur Gouverneur Gouverneur Gouverneur Gouverneur Gouverneur Potsdam Potsdam Madrid Madrid Canton Canton St. Mary's St. Maryls Norwood Norwood Ogdensburg Ogdensburg 0 3 0 4 I RONT ROW Larry Courts Roger Voorhis Patrick Stratton Daniel Hassett, Thomas Green, David Morrow, Stephen Rice BACK ROW Coath Audycki Thomas Carney John Leeson Lyndon Benjamin, Tom Hilts, Robert Saidel, Brent Johnson, Michael Bates Donald LaRock Bernard Chilton ABSENT Michael Kane, Gary Miles, John Pratt, Wayne Serviss. ,A .,,. i al C M.. Golf Team Is Sectional Champion As in the past several years, our golf team was the 1968 ald Reddlck the startrng four golfers defeated nme of thelr Northern League champions and Sectionals winners M1 ten opponents tyrng only the drffrcult Canton team whrch chael Whalen, Richard McA11aster, James Kraker and Ron they defeated rn the Sectronals 1n Massena Gouverneur 4M Gouverneur 2 Gouverneur 1 W Gouverneur 4k Gouverneur 0 Gouverneur 2 Gouverneur 11 A ' - ' M Gouverneur 6 6 Gouverneur 12 0 Gouverneur 10 2 Michael Whalen FRONT ROW Mrehaelwhalen Co captam James Kraker co captam Back Row Intramural Program Encourages Participation Our intramural program, including bowling, basketball, and volleyball, is open to both girls and boys, to allow more students to participate in sports which are not on the inter- scholastic level. Mrs. Monaco is in charge of the girls and Coach Audycki has the boys' activities. Left: John Limpert, Thomas Slccman. Below: Coach Audycki. Larry Courts, Michael Hudson, John Griffith. 7 . . . . . . . . . , 20,115 Drummond' Dale Aldrich, Richard . . . Alguire, Christine . . Alguire, Steven . . . Allen, Daniel . . Allen, Darrell . . . Allen, Doug .... Alteri, Stefany . . . AMERICAN FIELD sfiivicis' 1 I Q Q I Anderman, David . Andrews, Barbara . Andrews, Robert . Andrews, William . Antwine, Mrs. Carol Apple, Mr. Harold . Arquitt, Allan .... Arquitt, Loren . . . ART CLUB ...... ......20 ........20 ....46,60,106 .. 21,115,119 22 22 . . .28 86-87 ...........,..27,91 3997 Ifff2s,ib1,i17 ... .6s 84 . . . . .30 41 88 Audycki, Mr. Robert ........... 73,127 Austin, Valorie . . . Backus, Bonnie . . . Bacon, Deborah . . Bacon, Diane .... Bacon, Roger .... Baginski, Katherine 46,92,94,106,110 . ..... 46,88,92,103 . ............. 21 ....46,114 .....46,101 Bailey, Gregory . . . .... 36,107,126 Baker, Joan ...... ......... 3 6 Bancroft, David ............... 46,118 BAND ........................... 89 Barr, Larry ...................... BASEBALL, JUNIOR VARSITY ..... Index Breckenridge, Sherry ............38,40 Breckenridge, Terry . . . .... 49,114 Bresett, Kathy .... Bresett, Maureen . . . Bressette, Ann . . Brook, Jennifer .... Brown, James ..... Brown, Jane ...... Brown, Karen ..... Brown, Sheila ..... Burghard, Edward . . Burns, Vickie ..... Burr, Betty ..... Burr, Morris ...... Bush, Connie ..... Bush, Mrs. Doris . . . Bush, Mr. Robert . . Buzzell, Maureen . . Byrns, Linda .... Byrns, Nancy . . Byrns, Ralph . . . Byrns, Robert . . . Byrns, Sharon ..... Caldwell, Joyanne . . Cappellino, Paul . . . Carney, Thomas . . . Carosi, Robert . . Carr, David .... Carr, Debra ....... Carr, William ...... Casten Miss M 'orie 30110 Ellis, Jean ..................... 51,94 .22 125 BASEBALL, VARSITY ............ 124 BASKETBALL, JUNIOR VARSITY . .121 BASKETBALL, VARSITY .......... 120 Bates, Kathy .......... Bates, Michael .... Bates, Vicky ..... Beane, Beatrice . . . Beane, Bonnie .... Beane, Robert .... Becker, Mark . . Bell, April . . . Bell, Francis . . . Bell, Holly ...... Bell, Jennifer Benjamin, Kathleen Benjamin, Lyndon Benjamin, Roger . . . Benjamin, William .... Bennett, Sharon . . . Benware, Debra . . . Bergau, Mr. Frank .... H-'31'119 Colloca, Maxine .... Besaw, Charlene . . . Besaw, Christine . . . Besaw, Elizabeth . . . Besaw, John .... Besaw, Randy . . . Besaw, Ricky . . Besaw, Sue .... Besaw, Wesley . . . Bi elow Kevin Binion, Sandra . . Bishop, David . . . Bishop, Ricky .... Blackburn, Sally . . . Blackburn, Susan . . Blake, Glenda . . . Blodgett, Alan . . . .31,115',121,125 ........36,102 ......46 .......24,115 ...39,87,89,112 .....46,89,104 ..33,89,115,125 ......25 ...22,89 .....40 ...24,98 ......33 .....25,98 ....33,111 ......38 ........20 ....26,102 .........20,12l ........39,122 47,89,92,104,106 g , . . . Bigelow, Valerie ....... ....47,87,98,102 ...not pictured ....48,92,106 ........48 . ........ 21,22,115 Blodgett, Alison ......... 41,87,103,107 Blodgett, Christopher .......... 48.87,95 Boclair, Larry ....... Boclair, Michael ............ 27,115,119 Boclair, Sharon ............... 48,88,94 Bogardus, Mr. F. Harwood ........... 30 Bogardus, Susan . Bonk, Katherine . Bonk, Michael . . BOOKSTORE .... Boshane, Marilyn . Boshane, Roger . . . Boutilier, Joan ......48,89,92,l04 35,98 . . 48,114,126 34 35 93 107 Brasie, Joan ..ff f f f l1i,zii,b2,64,i04f113 Breckenridge, Mrs. Joan ............. 85 ., ...... 28,110 ...,.....30,110 ..... . . 36,87,88,107 .. . .49,87,94,106,107 .............42,93 ...49,87,104,109,112 .........31,104,113 .. ........ 22 ....38,105 ...49,94,l01,105,108 ....36,99 ........33 ......21,111 ........28,97 .. . 25,97,l15,119 .. ...... 35,111 .. .... 22,89 .........36,125 . . .49,92,94,95,106 ... 28,107,109,113 ...........114,118 , arj ............... 85 Caswell, Tamara ...... 49,94,106,107,110 Cathers, Mrs. Dorothy .............. 21 Chapman, Mrs. Elizabeth ............ 85 Charlton, Bradley ........ 42,92,106,100 Charlton, Edward ............ 50,92,106 CHEERLEADERS, JUNIOR VARSITY 113 CHEERLEADERS, VARSITY ....... 112 Cheeseman, John .............. 38,114 CHESS CLUB ..................... 91 Chilton, Bernard ....., 39,92,100,107,125 Chilton, Pamela ................... 27 Chittenden, Mr. Varick ...... ' ........ 68 Clark, Nancy ....... Clark, Robert ...... Clement, Beverly . . Clement, Sharon . . . Clement, Mildred . . Closs, Robert . . . Coates, Herbert .... Coates, Kathy ...... Coates, Stephanie . . . Coburn, Melody . . . Cochrane, John .... Cochrane, Terry . . . Cole, Judy ..... Cole, Richard . . . Conklin, Bradley .... Conklin, Gail ...... Conlin, John .... Connelly, Jann . . Cook, Agnes ....... Cook, David ....... Cook, Frederick . . . Cornell, Linda ..... Corwine, Christopher Countryman, Bonnie Countryman, Candie Courts, Larry ..... Courts, Peggy ..... Crandall. Jerry .... Crandall, Kenneth . . Cropper, Robert . . . CROSS COUNTRY 39,87,92,94,100,107 .... . . . . .28,31,121 43 .......28 ...,SO .....43 ...-.36,97 ....41,105 ....31,110 .......22,98 ....24,105,107 . 29,30,107,109,115, 119,123 50,9l,92,94,101,103, 104,105,106,108 ...........31,115 ...50,89,92,107,110 .28,107,109,122,124 ............24,97 ...36,109 .. ...... 38,110 ......28,31,125,127 ..36,89,93,94,96,112 ..... 33,117,126 ........... 122 Cross, Jean ........ ............. 3 9 Crowner, Cynthia ..... Crowner, Marjorie . . Cunningham, Joseph 104,108,109 . ..... 51,102,104 . . .,33102 Cunningham, Larry .... , Curcio, Clara .,............. 20,105,107 Curcio, Lisa ..... 51,94,102,106,l07,112 Curcio, Marcia . . Curcio, Rocco . . . .... 40,51,l07,116,118 Curcio, Sandy . . . Cutrie, Wanda . . . Dancause Dean . 'DANCE coMM1TT'Eii ' Dane, Cathy ..,. Davis, Gregory . . Davis, Robert . . . Davis, Susan .... Dawley, Kathy . . Day, Carol ..... Day, Charles .... Day, Susan ..... DEANONIAN . . . . .... 35,98,110 .. ......... 36 .. ....... 93 ...28,104 ....38,97 ...35,115 ......22 ......30 .......27 2897 f. .:Zi..i31 DEAN ORATORICALS ............. 95 Denesha, Vicky . . Desnoyers, Peter . Desormeaux, Debbie . . Dill, Alexander . . Donaldson, Mrs. Leola Doty, Mary ..... .... . . .22,109,113 288796 ffIIIIfIf..'..fs4 31104113 Doty, Timothy . . f I I I :51,93,107:124:1l8 Durham, Charles . Durham, Rose ... . . . 33,102 Dusharm, Martin . . . . 25,117 Dusharm, Rodney . . . . . . . .26 Dygert, Mrs. Rosemary .... ..... 6 8 Eggleston, Mrs. Eleanor . ............ 85 Elmer, Mrs. Elizabeth . . . Elmer, James . . Emrich Alan .. Emrich, Elizabeth Emrich, Gale . . . Emrich, Karen . Emrich, Tilton . Emrich Virginia Ethridge, Darlene Ethridge, Joy . . Evans, Barbara . Evans, Clarence . Evans, Gayle . . . Evans, Jan ..... Evans, Marsha .. Evans, Mary . . . Facey, Farley, Mary . . . Mrs. Bette . 39,87.92,96.103. Farr, Dawn ..... Farr, Iris ....... Farr, William .... Favreau, Mrs. Hope Favro, Mr. Roger Felix, Conrad . . . Fifield, Douglas . Filiatrault, Jeffery Filiatrault, Beverly Finley, Herbert .. Finley, Owen . . . ..51,94,103,126 ........30,119 52,76,89,106,110 .........25,88 .........33,89 .... . .41,97,118 4l,92,93,167,110 . ....... 35,102 .28,30,34,88,107 .. . . .20,115,119 .52,87,90,94,106 ........52,110 .....26,l02 .........52,99 ....not pictured ......21,105 ...52,60,92,106 . ......., 39 .....52,114,118 ......28,110 ......41,97,114 Finley, Roxann . . .53,9l,92,94,99,106,11l Fleming, Jody ................. 53,116 Fleming, Rodney Flood, Miss Ann ............,.. 51,104 FOOTBALL, JUNIOR VARSITY .... 115 FOOTBALL, VARSITY ............ 114 Foote, William ................ 5 3,107 Fordrung, Mary ...... Forsyth, Dennis . . . Forsythe, James . . . Fortune, Michael . . Foster, Deborah .... Foster, Jill .......... Foster, Mr. Richard Fowler, Donna ..... Fowler, George .... Fowler, Louise . . Fox, Mr. William . . . French, Mr. Barry . . . FRENCH CLUB . . . ........25 ......33,l15 ....not pictured ....30,98,1l0 ........22 ...1l9,123 ....not pictured .......37 ....23,41 .....96 . . . . . . . .24 Garner. Mr- John - Kinney, Kathy . . . .... 38,87,88 39,89,92,93,107, French, Mr. Ray . . Frisco, Roger . . . Fuller, Carol .... Fuller, Cheryl . . . Fuller, Donald . . Fuller, John . , Fuller Philip ....... ....21,24,30 ...42,109 ......31 ....33 ......41 ...........21,26 , ............... 35 Fullington, Kay ...... 25,98,104,105,107 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA. .97 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA ................. 98 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA. .99 Gaebel, Danny . . . Gaebel, Michael . . Gale, Kristen .... Gamble, John .... Ganley, Michael . . Ganley, Timothy . Ganter, Christine . Ganter, Kevin .... Gardner, Barbara . Gardner, Charlene . Gardner, Constance Gardner, George . . Gates, Lewis ..... Gates, Thomas . . . Gates, Timothy . . . Gaumes, Eric .... Geer, Margaret . . . George, Christine . George, Concetta . Gibson, Jackie . . . Gibson, Robert . . . Gill, Karen ..... Gillette, Keith . . . Girard, Carl ..... Girard, Nancy . . . . . . . 35,110 . . . . 30,98 Given, William . . GOLF .......... Goodale, Carol , . . Goodale, Mr. Glenn Goodale, James . . . Goodale, Romona . Goodison, Jacky .. Goodison, Jerry . . Goodison, Goodison, Mark . . Goodison, Noreen . Gore, Lorraine . . . Gore, Patricia . . . Graves, Thomas . . Gray, Rebecca . . Kevin .... ...58,92,94,107 LaPierre Deborah .... ........36,98 Green, Thomas . . . Gridley, Bonnie . . Griftis, Brenda . . . Griffith, John .... Griffith, Michael . . Griffith, Stephen . Guihan, Elizabeth . Hackett, Mr. George Hadtield, Michael . ........55,114 Hall Allen ...... Hall, Carol . . . Hall, Joann . . . Hall, Mark ...... Hall, Randy ..... Hammond, Kathy . Hance, Diane .... -Hance, Kathleen . . Hance, Ricky . . . Hanlon, Gregory .. Hansen, Eric ..... Hare, Sharman Harris, Donald Harris, Mildred Harron, Michael Hartle, Jerrilee . . Hartle, Rocky . . . Hartle, William . . . . . . f55,s7Q92,94,95,96Q1os ............22,s9 .........42 .........54,114 . . .27,l15,119 ... . 28,l15,119,123 .......54,89,104 . . . . . . .24,89,104 ...36,90,101,108 ........54,114 ...55,92,94,95,101, 103.106,124 .........19,33 .......24 ...26,122 ......25 ....33 ....20 ....28 .......55 ......28,89,104 ....41,114,120,123 ...........28,101 ..42,97,l16,118,124 . .... 116,117 ...30,115 .......21,115,l19 ....55,94,109,118 .......22,89 . . . 36,101 . . . 38,105 ......22 ......33 . . . 35,125 ...31,117,127 .......43 ....39,89,99 . ....... 47 .. .... 27,91 .....33,87,104,113 41,87,89,92,106, 100 ...........41,110 .. . 36,92,95,99,101, 103,108 ....,.....55,94,97 41,87,98,92,104,108 35 119 122 ............24,98 38,42,88,92,100,1 16 ...28,115 Ind GX Haskins, Henry .................... 28 Hassett, Daniel ..... Hassett, Martin ..... Hastings, Sandra .... Hawn, Mrs. Marybelle Hay, Christine ...... Hay, William ....... Hayden, Carolyn . . . Hayden, Wayne . . . Heller, Howard . . . . Helvie, Newell ...... Henry, Peter ....... Hewitt, Thomas . . . Hill, Jerry ..... Hill, Richard . . . . Hilts, Tom .... . . Hobart, Sue ,.... . Hodgdon, Janice . . . Hodgdon, Kathleen . . Hoffman, Francis . . Holland, Gary ..... Hooper, Thomas . . . Hopper, Cynthia . . . Hopper, Gary .... Hopper Jackie . . . Hopper, Terry ..... Horton, Mrs. Nancy . Hosmer, Constance .. Hotis, Mr. Lyle .... House, Allen ..... House, James .... . House, Richard ..... House, Robert ..... Howard, Gail ...... Howe, Glenda ...... Hubbard, Daniel .... Hubbard, David . . Hudson, Michael . . . . 41,92,107,109,114, 118,125 .56,92,104,109,116. 120,124 56,88,94,107,11o 85 ...........26,105 . ...... 56 ....39 .....56,97 ............30,87 ........31,115,123 ..21,24,109,115,121 .........25,97,122 ............43,56 ..41,92,107,114,125 . .... 33 ........36,97 .........57,88 . . . 42,88,94,110 , . . . 21,89,105,107 ....33,89,l07,l19 . ............ 85 . ........... 22 . . . . . .36 . . . 26,97 ...........33,114 ............38,97 41,92,96,99,103,l07 ............57,98 . . . .36,89,92,94,104 ..........33,102 .. . . 20,89,115,127 Jones, Mr. Lacey . . . Jones, Wanda ..,. Jones, William .... Jordan, Jim .... June, Alan . . . June, Kathy . . . June, Tracy ,... JUNIOR PLAY . . . Kane, Jim ..... Kane, Michael .... Kapfer, Ann ..... Kelley, Daniel .... Kelley, John Kelley, Marcia .... Kelley, Meg .... Kelly, Stephen . . . Kellogg, Jeanne . . . Kelsey, Alan . . . Kelsey, Larry .... ....20,118,122 . . . . . . 24,98 .........25 ...3o,93,115 ...26,89,115 . . . . . 25,89 ... .59,92,94 ..........100 ...31,117 .f155,117,121,125 .....38,91,103 ........33 ........20 ....28,101 ......35 ........21 28102107 Kelsey, Nancy ..,.. .... 5 9,941107,1 10 Kempton, Debbie Kennedy, Jon .... Kennedy, Peter . . Kennedy, Steven . Kerr, Daniel .... Kerwin, Kathleen . . Kirby, Bonnie .... Kirby, Walter ....... Kirkpatrick, Carole .. ...... 22,93,1o5 . . . . .21,s9,119 . . . .. 28,31 . . . 60,94,l18 21 ........28 31116119 Kitts, John ....... ..... Kitts, Ralph ..... Kitts, Stephen .... Klock, Carol . . . Klock, Cheryl . . Klock, Edward . . . Klock Nancy ...... Knowlton, Michael ...36,89,9l,116 .......22,116 ......27,98 ....22 ......60 .......39,102 .............33,116, Koch, Elinor ............ 31,87,104,108 Kraker, James .... Hughes, Linda .... ............ 5 7 Hughto, David . . . Hughto, Joseph . . . Hunt, Mrs. Anna . . . Hurlburt, Allen . . . ........57 .. . . . . . . .26 ... .57,114,123 Hurley, Mr. Floyd . . .......,.... 69 Hutt, Brian ....... ...35,117,119,123 Hutton, Dale ...... ..... 2 8,119,122 Infield, Chris ,....... ....... 2 7,105 Infield, Mrs. Donna . . . ...... . .85 Infield, Karen ...... ,... 4 2,103 INTRAMURALS . . ..... 127 Isereau, Joan ..... . . . 36,90 Jeffers, Barbara . . . Jefferson, Avis . . . Krine, R alph Kulp, Robert . . Kulp, Sandra . . . LaBow, George . . . LaBow, Richard . Lacey, Harold .... Lacks, Mary .... 116,120,126 ... . 39,87,103,132 .........27,117 .....22 ......41 ....41,107 .....33,105 LaC1air, Suzanne .............. 60,88,94 LaFalce, Mr. Frank ................. 73 LaFalce, Mrs. Mary Ellen .... ...... 4 0 LaForty, Donald .......... ...... 3 3 LaForty, Douglas ....... . . . 42,97 Laidlaw, Arnold . . . ..... 36,97 Laidlaw, Gary .... .......... 6 0,89 .58 ....28,115,126 Jenkins, Danny . . . Jenkins, David . . . ...... 43,58 Jenkins, Harold . . . ......... . .58 Jenkins, Mary ..... Jennings, Barbara . . . Jennings, Donald . . Jesmer, Leonard .... Jesmer, Vickie . . . Jewell, Alice . . . .....39,92,100 .......22 Laidlaw, Wayne .... ....... 2 8,115,119 Lallier, Jeanne . . . ..... 60,90,93,94,107 Lallier, John . . . .. . . . . .24,115,121 Lallier, Mary ..... .......... 4 1,87 Lallier, Robert . . . LaMere, Lee . . . LaMora, Denise . . Lang, Carl ...... Johnson, Brent ... ..... 41,116,125 LaPierrez William Johnson, Cynthia . . . Johnson, Dale ...... Johnson, Earl ...,.. Johnson, Mrs. Joan . . Johnson, Mrs. Marylou Johnson, Penny .......... ... . 59,92,104,11O . .......,. 59,89 ....... 26,117 .59,s9,9o,99 Johnson, Richard .................. 41 Johnson , Mr. Robert ............ 39,122 Johnson, Ross ...... 59,64,88,94,106,108 Johnson, Terry .................... 22 Johnston, Karen .............. 59,92,94 Johnston, Lisa Jane . . . . . 54,59,87,92,95, 96,104,107 Johnston, Richard ...,.......... 36,89 Johnston, Mr. Robert ..... ..23 Jones, Carl ......... . . . 24,122 Jones, Mrs. Isabel . . Jones, John .... ......85 ....36,122 LaQuier Nona .. ........24 ....25,119 ......24 ...26,97 ...60,88 ...............61,92 4194110 LaRock,, Donald . f 28,5d,'1bbQ116,i211125 LaRock, Gary ............ LaRock, Jacquelyn LaRock, Jeffrey . . . LaRue, Patsy . . . LaRue, Sharon . . LaRue, Terry . . LATIN CLUB . . . LaVack, James . . LaVack, Mary . . . LaVack, Susan . . Law, Bernard . . . Layboult, Shirley . . Leeson, Alan .... Leeson, Barbara . Leeson, John . . . Legacy, Diane . . . ..61,114,123 25 20 .....61 35 .....21 ....101 ..........28,89 . . . . 61,89,92,104 ........27,97 ....22,115 .....26,98 ....36,125 .......61 Lehigh, Stephen . . . . . . . 61,62,92,94,95, Leonard, Mr. Abbot . . 106,118 ..........120 Leonard, Ma.rk ............. 25,115,121 LIBRARY CLUB ...... ...........l02 Limpert, John ....... 38,l03,120,126,l27 Link,Mr.Earl.. Locklin,Larry Loucks, John ..,. Love, Dennis ....... Love, Mrs. Linda .... Lynde, Dale ..... Lynde, Darleen . . . Macaulay, Linda .... Macaulay, Mike ...... Macaula Vick y, y ....... MacDonald, Miss Elaine .......... , MacWilliam, David .......... 30,109,122 MacWilliam, Heather .... Maier, Michael ........ Maloy, Mary .......... Maloy, Patricia . . . . . Manning, Keith . . . Manning, Kimber . . . Mantle, Elton .... Marasco, Patti . ..... Marchione, Michael . . . Markwick, George . . . Nichols, Malinda . . . Markwick, Jane ...,. Markwick, Margo . . . . . Markwick, Patte . . Maroun, Marie ........ Maroun, Nancy ....... 30,31,104,109,113 Marsh, Joel .... Martin, David . . Martin, Donald . . . Martin, Paul . . . Martin, Randy ..... Martin, Martin, Wayne ...... William ........ Masaitis, Mr. Edward Mashaw, James ...... Mashaw, Ron ..... Mason, Andrew . . . Mason, Jane . . . Matice, Alvin ...... Matice, Christine .... Matice, Donald ..... Matice, Lawrence . . . Matice Rose ..... Matthews, Larry . . Maville, Sharon . . . Maynard, Faith . . . Maynard, Gregory . . . McAdam, John ...... McAdam, Matthew ..... McAdam, Rebecca ..... McAdam, Stephen ..... McAllaster, Richard McBurney, James . . . McClure, Leslie . . . McCracken, Katey . . McCrea, Edgar ...... McCrea, Edna ....... McCullouch, Michael . . . McCumber, Herbert. . . McDonald, Christine .. McEathron, Allen . . . McEathron, David . . . McEathron, Karen . McEathron Linda . . . McEathron Ray .... McGill, Yvonne . . . McGuinness, Alfred. McGuinness, Kenneth ......... , Mclntosh, Carol ....... 63,91,94,102,111 Mclntosh, David .... ........ 2 2,89,l15 Mclntosh, Kathleen Mclntosh, Linden . . . Mclntosh, Sharon . . . McIntyre, Linda . . ...61,102 41 85 . . . .62 28 30 41 ....27,98 29 30 .22,105,107,109 . . . . . .42,94,110 .24,89,96,105,107 . . 42,89,118,123 .......42,1l6 ....33,101,113 ......31,88,115 ..24,89,115,l21 .........26,98 ........62,110 .. . 36,90,96,109 ......4I,88,123 ...26ll7 a .....62,87,116 .....33,97,115 .....21,101 ..39,97,114,118 .........38,88 ....30 20 35 ....20 ....33 .......62 35 . . 1 f 16192108 ....21,25,89,91 ........28,104 .... . . .26,89,91 ..63,92,104,105 .........,..36 ..63,94,l03,l04, 116,120,126 .......20,121 ......28 ....41,99 20 42 ,. 36,114,123 .....30,l15 ...38,94,98,105 ........63,94 ...'...21,97 63 . . . . 31,91,111 33115 .......27 ......41 ...21,105 McIntyre, Mr. Richard GX 47 McLaughlin, Mrs. Virginia . . . . . . . .73 McNeil, Miss Patricia ..... ..... 4 0 McNeil, Susan ........ ..... 2 2 85 40 22 McNeill, Mrs. Marion Meeks, Mr. John ..... ...... Merritt, Lon ...... Messier, Ann ....... Miles, Gary ........ Miller, Sam ........ Miller, Mr. Thomas . . Minckler, Paul ..... Minckler, Susan . . . Miner, Ann .....,.. Monaco, Mrs. Doris . Moore, Larry ...,.. Moore, Susan .... Morrissiey, John , . . Morrissiey, Marlene .. Morrissiey, Michael .. Morrow, David .... Morrow, Jane . . . Morse, Judy . . . . Moses, James . . . . .fff2fIQfI64,bbQ94 ..33,93,117,12l,125 .......27,115,119 ...38,41,90,92,94, 104,112 . ........... 21 . ..... 20 , . . 35,89,97 . . . 36,103 ... . . . . .28 . .......... 22 . ........... 28 . . . .30,121,125 .......36,92 . . . . . . .64,92,94 . . . . . .22,l07,117 Moses, Laurie ..... 64,87,93,94,106,107 Moskal, Frank . .... . Moskal, Joseph ..... ........41,107,116 ...........24,116 Moskal, Kathryn . . . .... 65,107,110 Mossing, Mr. John .... ......... 1 21 Mullin, Carla ...... Mullin, Mark .... .....31,87,89 ........65 Mullin, Melanie . . .... 65,88,107 Murdie, Clarence . . . .... 65,114 Murdie, David . . . .... . .65 Murdie, Dean .... ..... 6 5 Murdie, Grace ....... ..... 3 3 Murdie, Larry ........ ..... 3 8 Murdock, Rodney ....... ..... 3 3 Murphy, Mrs. Margaret .............. 29 Mussaw, Steve ..................... 33 Nace, Evelyn ...... 65,92,94,103,104,110 Narrow, Nona ............... 3 3,91,105 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ...... 103 Netto, Mary .................. 41,105 Newcombe, Lawrence ......... 25 97 121 Newvine, Ricky ...... Nichols, Betty ....... a s Nichols, Michael . . . 39 25 Nichols, Leonard . . ..... 41 30 35 65 Noble, Edward Norton, Candice Norton, Mrs. Elizabeth Nulty, Miss Margaret . O'Brien, Mrs. Dorothy O'Brien, Paul ...... O'Donnell, Jacquelyne O'Donnell, Martin . . Okusko, Mark ..... Okusko, Stephen . . . ORCHESTRA ...... O'Shaughnessy, Steven Ormasen, Mrs. Lucy . Otto, Michael ...... Painter, Patricia .... Palmatier, Mr. Charles Palmer, Peggy ...... Papineau, Suzanne . . Parker, Cathy ...... Parker, Elizabeth .... 1...QI65Q94,9sQio5 33 .....84 43 .,.. .. 27 . ....... 26 .. 66,107,122 . .......... 35 .. ....... 104 ...20 .. ........ 85 .. ....... 41,88 ....35,96,1l0 .. .... 39,101,105 .4188100109112 Parks, Gregory .... ,66,76,9i,92,io3,i09, Parow, Deborah . . . Pascoe, Connie ..... Pascoe, Richard .... Passino, Miss Marion . Pastizzo, Ellen .... Pastizzo, Linda .... Patton, Geraldine .. Patton, Linda . . . Patton, Michael .... 114,126 .....2s .,.24 . ....... 66 . ......... 33 ........29,3o ... . 25,89,93,105 ....41,103,ll1 .......31,98 ........66 Patton, Penney . . . Patton, William . . . Peck, David .... Peck, Donald . . Peck, Gregory . . . Peck, Jerry .... PEP CLUB ..... Perkins, Rodney . . Pernice, Steven . . Perrin, Lida ...... Peters, Mr. Gerald . Petrie, Brenda .... Petrie, Harriet .... Petrie, Vernon . . . Phelps, Mrs. Carol . Phelps, Evelyn . . . Phelps, Frederick . Phelps, Kathie .... Phillips, Bruce .... Phillips, Lawrence . Pickard, Catherine Pickard, Mr. Charles Pickard, Douglas . . Pike, Cynthia .... Pistolesi, Jean .... Pitkin, Mr. Howard Platt, Jeff ....... Popple, Mrs. Alice . Porter, Barbara . . . Porter, Michael . . . Powers, Glenda . . . Pratt, John ..... Pratt, Larry .,... Premo, Karen .... Ptak, Mrs. Beatrice Ptak, Stephen ..... Putman, James . . . Rathbun Mrs. Helen .. 26 21 42 ....22,97 .....35 ...27 ............105 . ............... 36 ....38,114,118,123 .........66,l03 ....23,30 .....43 43 33 Ifjrslsiihzlizs .......33,110 ...........39 .......31,87,104,107, 109,113 40,l07,116,120,123 . ........... 20,113 .....47,75,76 ....30,101 ........85 ......28,105 ....42,97,116 .......31,110 ....33,1o1,125 .......21,97 ........... ..85 ...36,114,118,126 ............36,89,97 , ................ 33 Rathbun, Pat ..... 22,89,96,104,105,107 Raven, Leanore ................. 66,92 Raven, Mary ................ 28,89,101 Reber, Christopher ........... 24,91,117 Reber, Scott ..... 67,94,102,103,116,120 Redmond, Albert ........... 25,115,119 Reed, Bonnie .............,....... 30 Reed, Cindy .... Reed, Martha . . . Reilly, Gay .... Reilly, John . . . Reis, Laura ..... Reynolds, Brad .. Reynolds, Floyd . . . Reynolds, Gail .... Reynolds, Gary ...... . . . .....67 Reynolds, Glenn ..... Reynolds, Helen . . . Reynolds, Joan ...... Reynolds, Kenneth . . . Reynolds, Marion .... Reynolds, Robert .... Reynolds, Scott ..... Reynolds, Georgette Rice, Holly ..... Rice, Stephen ....... Richards Carl .... ... .67,89,99,101,104 ...........22,89 . .. 67,94,103,108 .. . .36,120,123 ....39,118,123 ........31 67,97 .....67 ......42 .....33,98 .........27,89,98 ..........33,119 .4l,97,107,116,126 . .22,93,96,105,107 ..........39,l25 , ......,.......... 42 Richards, Joan ..68,87,92,99,105,106,111 Richardson, Herschel ......... 36,89,104 Riley, Kevin ......... 36,89,107,114,126 Ritchie, Claude ................ 26,122 Ritter, Allan ...... Ritter, Mrs. Mavis .... ........85 Robb, Karhy ................ 28,9s,11o Robb Roxanna ..... , .............. 33 Roberts, Arnold .... 42,89,92,95,104,109, Robinson, Cynthia . . . Robinson, Mr. Lester Rookey, Pamela ..... Rose, Elaine ....,. Rotundo, Sharon . . Rouse, Stephen . . . 114,123 . ...... 23 ...68,92 ...........36,92 . . .6s,70,92,94,12o Serviss Michelle .. Rubado, Timothy . Rummell, Margaret Saidel, Mrs. Hannah Saidel, Robert .... Sawyer, Thomas . . Scott, Mrs. Arlouine Scott Carol ...... Scott, Jane ...... SENIOR PLAY . . . Serviss, Debbie . . . Serviss, Julianne . . Servissi Wayne . . Sharpe, Brian .... Shatraw, Ricky . . . ....21,91 35,93,115,121,125 .........68,102 ..........28,89 ....25,91,98,105 ...........106 .........42,l10 . . . .26,88,96,105, 107,109 . . . 28,125 .........22,115 2797 Shaw, Frederick . . Shepard, Wanda ...... Sherman, Ronald Sherry, Michael .... Sherry, Steven . . . . . Shippee, Mr. Morris Shippee, Priscilla .... Shippee, Susan ....... Shrewsberry, Mary Sibley, Evelyn ..... Sigourney, Carol . . . Tremlett, Jane ..... Simmons, Alan . . Simmons, Clara ...... Simmons, Dale ...... Simmons, Mrs. Florence Simmons, Mr. Floyd . . Simmons, Gordon . . . Simmons Ida ..... Simmons, John .... Simmons Rena ..... Simmons, Thomas . . Simmons, Wilbur . . Siver, Mr. Carl . . . Siver, Robert . . SKI CLUB ....... Slate, Steven ........ Sleeman, Thomas .... Smith, Dennis ..... Smith, Mrs. Gladys . . Smith, Herbert .... Smith, Janet .... Smith, Laurel Lee Smith, Miki ..... Smith, Nancy Jane . . Smith, Nancy Jean . . Smith, Pansy ...... Smith, Patti .... Smith, Mr. Paul .... Smith, Mr. Robert . . Smith, Mr. Stanley . . Smith, Stephen . . Smith, Willis .... Smithers, Hubert SM UDGES .......... . . . . 68,94,98,102 ..22,107,115,119 .........24,115 ........25,117 . . . .69,89,91,l03, 104,106 .31,89,96,104,109 ....38,92,105 .....41,89 .......33 26 84 .. .... 84 ....4l .....35 .......20 ....69,92 ....21,89,91,121 ............l07 ......28,l0l,122 ..36,l07,ll8,127 .......69,94,ll0 .21,87,89,l04,l05 .........22,105 .........27,l10 ....39,87,92,102 ......4l,105 .......68 ..70,l14,1l8,l24 .....not pictured ....22,89,9l,1l7 ............l08 SOCCER, JUNIOR VARSITY ....... 117 SOCCER, VARSITY . . Spaulding, David ...... ....116 .......36 Spaulding, Karen . . ...... 24,110 Spicer, Donna . . . ...... 24,89,105 Spicer, Larry ...... ...... 3 0,35,89,1 17 Spicer, Susan .................. 41,89 Sprague, Bethany ........ 36,87,92,94,96 Sprague, Russell .... 53,70,87,94,116,126 Steele, Christopher Steele, Ellen ......... Steele, Peggy .... Sterling, Leon . . . Stevens, Bernard . . . . . Stevens, Kathy . . Stevens, Penelope . . Stevenson, Brenda Stevenson, Richard Stiles, Miss Helen . . Stone, Mrs. Mary . . Stone, Patricia . . .. . 70,93,114,120 .70,92,94,l07,110 .........31,119 ..38,114,118,124 .........71,105 ....,....25,89 ........36,105 .....39,118,123 ........85 . . . . 71,102 Index Storch, Margot Storch, Peter .... . . . Storch, Robert Storie, Daniel Storie, Jenny Stowell, Jeffrey . . Stowell, Steven Stowell, Thomas . . Stoys, George . . . Stoys, Richard . . Strate, Kathy . . . Strate, Laura ..... Strate, Tommy . . . .. . . . . ..26,87,105 .33,s7,1o4,117,121 49,71,87,89,94,103, 116,126 ....,.......71,89 ...41,89,107,123 ........41,116 ,.....42,1l4 ...26,115,121 .......28,98 .........21,98 ..........22,97 Stratton, Patrick .. . . . 31,33,117,125 Streeter, Diann . . . ..,..... 31,102 Streeter, James . . . ...... 24,115 Streeter, Patricia . . .... 7l,90,94 Streeter, Susan . . . ..... . .22 Streeter, Vickie ....... .......... 2 7 Strough, Jeffrey ....... ..,. 7 1,89,104 STUDENT COUNCIL . . . ....... .109 Sullivan, Amy ..,.... Swem, Keith ....... Swem, Roy ..... Swem, Susan ..... Taber, Charlene . . Taber, Clark ....... Tamblin, Barbara . . Tamblin, Rebecca . . Taylor, Mark ..... Taylor, MaryLou . . Ta lor, Raymond . . Y Taylor, Robert . . . Taylor, Robin ..... Shelia ..... Taylor, Taylor, Mrs. Sherry . Terpstra, Richard . . Terrillion Michael . . . .22,105,107 . . . .71,97,104 ......36,l00 ....not pictured ........4l,l05 ........72,94,102 ....28,89,l07,l20 . . . .28,31,117 . . . .35,98,105 3689114 Thai-ren, Chris .... 24,s9,b6,1o5,f07Q1o9 Tharrett, Terry ..........,......... 26 Thayer, Mike ......,,...... 30,115,124 Tha er Timo th Y 1 Y - - - Theriault, James .... Thivierge, Kevin .... Thomas, Kathleen . . . .....20,115 .......38 ....21,89,91 .......41 Thomas, Michael ...,. ....,.... 4 3 . . .......... 36 Thompson, Brian .... Thomas, Mr. Ronald Thompson, Lynette Thom son Rebecca ... .22,87,117 .. ...... 42,88 . . ............ 72 P 1 Thompson, Sandra ........ 72,91,94,101 Tillman, Denise ......... 72,92,95,96,102 Toomey, Mr. Carlton Totten, Theodore . . . .31,89,l04,116,126 Toussant, Vicky ...,............... 25 Tracey, Terry ...,.. ....... 7 2,102,104 TRACK ........... ........ 1 23 Trager, Mr. Kenneth Trombley, Gloria . . . Trombley, Linda .... Turner, Christian . . . . . . .... 33,76 . . . 26,105 ....,20 ......36 ....73,94 Turner, Steven .................... 33 Tuttle, Tracy ..................... 73 TWIRLERS AND COLOR GUARD . . .110 Tyler, Alan ...........,.... 33,105,117 Tyler, Owen .............,........ 27 VanCor, Miss Judy . .,.............. 84 VanNorton, Kay .....,. 61,73,92,104,l12 VanOrnum, Gary .... VanOrnum, Sherry . . . VanOmum, Thomas VanSant, Mr. Merton VanSlyke, David ..... ...........22,97 ...........36,90 ...73,103 .. ....... 18 .........24,89,93 VanVa1kenburg, George ............. 3 5 Viens, Kenneth ...... Wainwright, Vernon Walrath, Christine . . . Walrath, Mr. Earl . . . Walrath, Mrs. Helen Walrath, Joan ...... . . .73,87,92,94,106 ........38,1l1 ......63 .......63 ....2l,98 Walrath, Richard ................... 7 3 Ward, Leonard ................ 26,102 Ward, Marcia ...... 37,92,95,106,107,110 Ward, Tom ................ 22,115,119 Watson, Cheryl .... Watson, Gary ..... Watson, Miss Marlene ...20,122 .... 23,56 ....28,88 . ...... 74 . .... 35 Weaver, Landon ..... Weaver, Larry ..... Weaver, Rosanne . . . Weaver, Wayne . . . Webster, Kathy . . . Weegar, Edythe .... Weir, Bonnie ...... Welch, David ..... Welch, Joseph .... Weldon, Larry .... Weldon, Steven . . . Weller, Betty . . . Weller, Evelyn . . . Wells, David ..... Wells, Dennis .... Welsh, Miss Harriett Whalen, Darby .. . Whalen, Judy .... .........41,89 ......4l,92,102,104 57 74 9294 106 109 i21,22,31,105Z107:119 . . . .56,74,92,114,118 ............39,114 .........30,98 . . .... 74,97,120,122 .. . . . . . . . .41,111,l22 74,76,94,103,109 41105107 Whalen, Michael . . I 67,74,92,116Z120:126 Whalen, Robert . . . Whitaker, Richard . Whittaker, Paul . . . Whittaker, Philip . . . Wight, JoAnn .... Wight, Lee ..... Wilder, Janet .... Wiley, John ...... Willard, Mrs. Inez . . Willard, LeRoy . . . Williams, Brenda . . . Williams, Emily .... Williamson, Mr. Terry Wilmet, Dawn ..... ............30,126 . . . 31,104 . ....... 41 . . . . .74,76,94 . . .75,116,120 . . . . .75,90,92 ....27,91,117 . ......... 85 . . . . 39,89 . ...... 27 .. .... 28,32 ..........116,117 ............36,102 Witt, Julie ......... 75,87,92,96,103,104, Wollman, Roger . . Wood, Gail ...... Wood, Richard . . . Wood, Sharon . . . Woodard, Julie . . . Woodcock, Christine 106,108 .....76,89,104,114 ... 24,105 .. . 41,105 Woodard, Richard . . . ....... . .33 .... ...36,l05,111 Woodcock, Connie ....... ..... 2 5,105 Woodcock, Mrs. Eleanor Woods, Candace ..... Woods, Gary ........ Woods, Kathie . . Woods, Otis . . .. .... 38,88,l12 .....36,118 Woods, Vickie . ......... 39,87,88,94,107 Woods, Wayne ................. 38,88 Wranesh, Mrs. Georgiana ............. 39 WRESTLING, JUNIOR VARSITY .... 121 WRESTLING, VARSITY ....,.,..., 120 Wright, Mr. David ............... 26,30 wright, Linda . . Wright, Terry . . . Wylie, Donalda . . . Yerdon, Irma . . . Yerdon, Kathy .... Yerdon, Mickey Yerdon, Peter . . . Yerdon, Vickie . . . YORKER CLUB Young, Carolyn Young, Jan ..... Young, Jon .... Young, Mr. Roy . . Young, Vicki . . .....33 ....102 ....43 ....41 ....33 . .... 20 .......33 ............21,98 ....76,92,94,98,106,111 ..............38,92 ......76,90,92,102 .. .22 35,98 Youngs, Dolly . . . Youngs, Jeffrey .... .... Zanker, Leslie .... Zehr, Darlene .... . . .28 Zeleski, Miss Patricia ............. 41,47 Zeller, Cathy ..... Zeller, Gary ..... . . .35 35,91 . . . .... 47,76,88,94 . . .... 39,89,122 We hope that you students and adults of Gouverneur Senior High School will find this 1969 edition of the DEANONIAN to your liking. As you likely noticed, we have introduced several innovations, both in substance and style, which we think will add to the attractiveness and lasting value of the book. But its preparation has meant much work and planning. Many people have aided us in the compilation of this year- book. Few, however, can be fully credited for the time they have spent with us on this project. We thank first St. Lawrence University for hosting North Country high schools to a spring conference on journalism. In the fall we attended both a regional meeting sponsored by Inter-Collegiate Press in Watertown and a weekend con- vention ofthe Empire State School Press Association at Syracuse University. We gained valuable advice and infor- mation to start this project well. Our thanks to go Mr. Harold Conway, who has taken time from his schedule downtown to take our group pic- tures. We must have tested his patience often with inter- ruptions and weird requests. Mr. Neil St. Andrews, our Inter-Collegiate Press representative, has given us helpful suggestions and encouragement for our production. -K , lf f if . fa ,Jr ai. i Q x .pg The person whose help we most appreciated, however, is our adviser, Mr. Varick Chittenden. Without his guidance, the staff would have had difficulty knowing where to start. The sacrifice of many extra hours to help us with the year- book was inspiring, and his role as liaison between the staff and administration was invaluable. We would like also to express our appreciation to you for your cooperation and support, financial as well as moral. To all we extend wishes for health and happiness, peace and good will, always. The Staff : .....,,, .. ....... -,.A- Y , 1 L T X-1 if A ' v n fi I I X' 1 I I N . I X7 X f' H - x 'L4.Lx A f I M f .,-, N f X f f ,-K -f x V , ak' V f 1 f s ,W L A ffl L 4 1 K, ,f 7, I' 1 J , ,4, f, Aff N 1 W f Y' X .K X 's x ff' W i 1frf, 1 V 1 f , gf V , . P 'l NX I J, ll I J 1 .. ,r V fm il . y x . 1 N ,V X, I w .1 . M '. .' x if LX g hi Q X3 ' ,Q if 1 J f A fx Lf X V- M1 ,!, ,fi ,lx ,, 2 1 'lx 3 5- , x 1 B NN 3 ' M 'R' .M lk' L ,H IQDN ff N' , VW W vl, L' X A lg X I .J - uv X ' 1,2 4732 -L X J-. , X ,. on V I K A ' xx , , - , ' Q - x -fs.. 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